Sentence examples for instructed authors from inspiring English sources

Instructions for considering the effects of subject identification were found in the instructions of two journals, one of which instructed authors to pay attention to the possibility that children may have future regrets about the publication of their identifying information, even if their parents consented to it at the time.

Two other journals instructed authors to specify reasons for the unavailability of consent and methods to ensure anonymity (Table  2).

Instructions regarding consent for non-paper-based publication (distribution online and through other media) were found in 21 journals (4.3%); of these, one mentioned an open-access license, while another instructed authors not to use photographs in manuscripts to be published online without obtaining consent for electronic publication.

However, some journals specifically instruct authors not to identify the software used for data analysis.

Furthermore, it was suggested that journals should add antibody reporting guidelines, instructing authors to include antibody reports.

Both Ms. Calogero and Mr. Donato charged that Mr. Moldow had often edited some of the comments or instructed the authors on how to write them without obscenities.

A recent review found that 44 of 50 leading scientific journals instructed their authors on sharing data but that fewer than 30 percent of the papers they published fully adhered to the instructions.

Noyori said he had instructed the authors to cooperate fully with researchers at outside institutions in their efforts to replicate the STAP cell results.

(from personal conversation with Dr. Lagu, permission granted to use) Furthermore, the IRB instructed the authors to destroy identifying information prior to publication so that individual clinics in violation of the ADA could not be identified [ 3- 5].

The document instructs authors to avoid copyright infringement by obeying the "three word rule" — ensuring that no three consecutive words remain the same.

Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica instructs authors to comply with the CONSORT guidelines for reporting of clinical trials [ 32].