Sentence examples for majority author from inspiring English sources

That may well be how the art itself favors a majority author who writes for the majority.

In their insightful book Millennial Majority, authors Morley Winograd and Michael Hais point out that the 2012 election was a watershed of political change and that the emerging electorate is more socially tolerate, more favorable to government and more supportive of international multilaterialism than the older, more traditional American voters.

Missing data were especially notable for the variables "biostatistician" and "epidemiologist/clinical trials methodologist"; the majority of author or study member specialties were not reported in the articles or easily identifiable from headings.

When I did so, I was struck by the fact that a quarter of his publications were authored by only himself and the vast majority were authored by three or fewer researchers.

Nearly a dozen discussions occurred via teleconference for approximately 30 60 min in length, with a majority of authors present for all meetings and all authors attending a plurality of meetings.

However, the majority of authors are employed by health authorities or health insurance agencies.

While all major geographic areas were represented, the majority of authors were from Europe (40.3%) and North America (29.0%).

There was no significant association between funding source and clinical outcomes or majority of authors' conclusions.

In the Frontiers and International IEEE datasets, the majority of authors and reviewers came from institutions in North America and Western Europe, while the majority of authors and reviewers in the Spanish IEEE dataset came from institutions in Southern Europe.

In 24 guidelines (53%), the majority of authors had conflicts of interest and in 8 guidelines (18%), all authors had conflicts of interest.

The former reasons were identified as the major hurdles underlying the non-acceptance of their publications by an overwhelming majority of authors.