All authors were noted including multiple authors in large multi-center studies.
Cowell [ 6] also quoted Davis and Gregerman [ 8, 9] in their assessments of multiple authors: "In a lighter vein, Davis and Gregerman suggested the use of parse analysis, a system based on the assignment of decimals to each author of a manuscript to reflect his or her contribution to the manuscript.
Use an ampersand instead of the word "and" for multiple authors in one work.
Example of multiple authors: In their book, the authors state that "citing quotes can be annoying" (Hu, Koller, and Shier, 2013, p. 75).
We opened with a puppet show; we had a YA signing in the afternoon by multiple authors; and in the evening, we threw a cocktail party with 30 or 40 local authors.
The last two summers, I've mixed it up and read great works by multiple authors, falling in love with Jhumpa Lahiri's The Interpreter of Maladies, Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge, Denis Johnson's Jesus' Son, and Ken Kesey's Sometimes a Great Notion.
As a collaborative effort among multiple authors and laboratories involved in this study, a study was published in which optimization of transient transfection of polarized epithelial cell monolayers was performed [ 14].
Certainly, there is a good deal of evidence that is consistent with such a hypothesis; as described above, multiple authors have found that, in Western/postindustrial populations, women are more likely to select masculinized facial stimuli as attractive when they are fertile, and when considering short-term versus long-term relationships.
If there are multiple authors, list each one in last-name, first-initial format and separate the names with commas, separating the final name with an ampersand.
Alongside traditional narratives, network literature includes multimedia texts containing graphics, photos and videos, and stories with multiple authors, with hundreds of contributors in extended threads which may roll on for years on message boards.
In addition, multiple authors have brought the utility of backboard use into question because of a lack of data to support their effectiveness in preventing secondary injury and the potential harm associated with backboard use, including iatrogenic pain, skin ulceration, increased use of radiographs, aspiration and respiratory compromise [2 7].
