Sentence examples for lead authorship from inspiring English sources

The lead authorship on the work went to Dr. Yuri Oganessian, scientific director of the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, whose theoretical research in the 1970's revealed the path that eventually led to the most recent discoveries.

The song "In My Life", of which each later claimed lead authorship, is considered a highlight of the entire Lennon McCartney catalogue.

In 2006, Kazmierczak, along with two other graduate students and under the lead authorship of a sociology professor, co-authored an academic paper entitled, "Self-injury in Correctional Settings: 'Pathology' of Prisons or of Prisoners?"; it was published in the academic journal Criminology & Public Policy.

SKM took lead authorship of this manuscript, all other authors contributed equally.

This finding concurs with studies conducted elsewhere in which the majority of HSR studies in low-income countries (LICs) had lead authors from high-income countries and only 4% lead authorship from the participating LICs [ 9].

In March 2013, the Alliance, in collaboration with Canada's International Development Research Centre, launched a Call for papers inviting teams of researchers and health practitioners, with particular focus on lead authorship from LMICs, to develop and share applications of systems thinking methods and approaches, culminating in this Series.

The book's 15 chapters are written by a mix of Western - mostly Australian, but also Canadian - and Chinese authors, with a near-even split of lead authorships.

LK co-lead the development of the project, assisted with the literature review and lead the authorship of the manuscript.

Several Community of Practice members were selected to lead the authorship of each evidence brief for policy with authors coming from research, practice and policy communities.

He led the authorship of this paper.

A lifetime of interest in things nautical, which included sailing, lead to his authorship of "Unrestricted Warfare", an account of the early years of submarine warfare in World War II.