Sentence examples for towards authors from inspiring English sources

With false online identities endemic across the internet, Pool puts their growing prevalence in the world of books down, partly, to the move towards authors being forced to become their own publicists, both because of the rise of self-publishing and because traditional publishers are putting pressure on their writers to engage in social media.

Each journal's instructions to authors and editorial policy statements were examined to assess the editorial leadership demonstrated towards authors (Table 3).

Within journal pulication, an example of this is the bias towards authors seeking to publish in a few high-impact journals, apparently at a level that exceeds merely the effect of proportionate advantage [19].

The copyright for images published in scientific journals tends to reside with the publishing group although with the rise in open-access publishing there has been a shift towards authors retaining more rights.

I felt that editors and referees should recall that a scientific paper is not only the final result of hard work, but is kind of a baby with some of the corresponding emotional implications, and that careless treatment by a journal represents an offence towards authors.

We define bias B ij of reviewers from category j of factor F towards authors from category i by the expression: B ij = (G ij – G i j ˇ ) – (G i ˇ j – G i ˇ j ˇ ) = δ ij       (4) Since the intercept and main effects cancel out, bias is the interaction term δ ij and does not depend on the main effects β ij and γ ij.

The modern-day tendency towards author-friendly adaptations is far removed from bolder productions that abide by the principle that once a story leaves the author's head, it is the property of whichever film-maker who chooses to imagine it.

I express my thankfulness and compliments towards the authors for their proficient and swift work, towards the reviewers for providing profound and rapid evaluations of the manuscripts, and towards the editor in chief, Silvio de Barros, for the kind and supporting cooperation.

While I was initially tempted to follow in Marcus's footsteps, I realised I already unconsciously lean towards female authors, by a ratio of about 10 1.

My taste in literary fiction – I read every word of Patrick Hamilton and Graham Greene – was towards those authors whose techniques most closely resembled those of thriller writers.

Scepticism towards guideline authors has been noted as a barrier in earlier studies.