Sentence examples for individually authored from inspiring English sources
Behind this is the presumption that the individually authored text is politically reactionary (for one scholar, "xenophobic"), because the very process produces work that is naturalistic, linear and imprisoned behind the fourth wall.
My second individually authored book, China's Brave New World--And Other Tales for Global Times, was a more complex concoction, made up of previously unpublished short pieces and chapters adapted from works of reportage and travel writing I'd done for magazines, journals of opinion, and literary reviews.
IS documents represent corporate content, while many Web pages in the ODP collection are individually authored.
DM and BM drafted the paper on the basis of two separate papers they had individually authored.
In two papers from 1987, authored individually but published in the same volume, Odmar Neumann and Alan Allport developed a similar idea.
Group authorship identifies individual authors in the byline who are writing for a group; in corporate authorship, contributors are not individually listed in the byline.
In our analysis, group-authored articles received approximately 11.1 more citations per year than articles with only individually named authors, a result consistent with previous findings by Dickersin et al. [13].
Individually, the authors have offered scientific testimony on formaldehyde risks to public organizations.
These guidelines should define criteria for individually named authors or group authorship.
When considering authors individually, as can be seen in Table 5, 38 of those authors published only one paper and 25 of them published two, with only five authors publishing more than 10 papers.
MM (a) conducted and led on publication of the research described in the case study, in collaboration with the other co-authors, (b) developed the arguments put forward in this article over the last 8 years, in consultation with each of the other co-authors, individually and collectively, (c) drafted the manuscript and co-ordinated input on the manuscript from the co-authors.
