Sentence examples for prominent authorship from inspiring English sources
Peer reviewers are identified by professional societies, acknowledged expertise in a particular field, prominent authorship in the published literature, or participation as a Clinical Advisory Group member.
But in recent years, she has challenged the authorship of several prominent paintings attributed to Goya, including the "Majas on a Balcony," in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and "The Colossus" and "The Milkmaid of Bordeaux," both owned by the Prado.
The Capote/Lee urban legend may be the most prominent example of a woman's authorship being undermined, but it is certainly far from the only one.
Vulnerability to publication bias in human studies is more prominent in specific research areas and authorship regions [ 26].
Third, we consider the potential for real or perceived editorial bias in medical science journals in favour of prominent western researchers, and the risk of promoting misplaced credit and/or prestige authorship.
Lipchitz always denied his authorship of that particular commission, although two other versions of "Prometheus" went to prominent museums in the United States.
Some prominent public figures, including Walt Whitman, Mark Twain, Helen Keller, Henry James, Sigmund Freud, Charlie Chaplin and Orson Welles, have found the arguments against Shakespeare's authorship persuasive, and their endorsements are an important element in many anti-Stratfordian arguments.
Fielding's authorship would have been limited to the paper's introduction, which was used to target prominent Tories such as Paul Whitehead: a minor poet who had pseudonymously attacked Fielding before and was vocal on political issues.
The authorship is uncertain.
Or Shakespeare authorship studies?
