Sentence examples for us authors from inspiring English sources

This perhaps explains the myriad US authors copying his style.

The US authors suggest a wider study of a greater number of jurors following this pilot.

Will the Princeton-based academic Michael Wood, who chairs the jury, sway it towards the five US authors on the list?

The Google book settlement followed legal action by US authors and publishers against Google over its digitisation of works without consent.

With American authors eligible for the first time, the resulting lineup is unsurprisingly Anglo-American in flavour – chair of judges AC Grayling said publishers had been concentrating on pushing their US authors – but also overwhelmingly white and male.

Four US authors made the list after the $90,000 prize was extended beyond citizens of Britain, Ireland and the Commonwealth to include writers from any country who write in English.

The shortlist only features two US authors despite fears that American behemoths would "take over" the Man Booker after the award was opened up to all novels written in the English language last year.

This bias could be due to the research culture in the US, authors of the analysis said, which tends to preferentially reward scientists for the novelty and immediate impact of a piece of work over the quality or its long-term contribution to the field.

New Scientist, concerned with bias in the citation of stem cell research, used citation network analysis to show that US scientists rarely cited non-US authors (Aldhous, 2010).

Link has shown that while US and non-US authors both give higher scores to US than to non-US authors, the difference is significantly higher when the reviewer comes from the USA.

In order to investigate whether US and non-US authors in bioethics have the same citation patterns (i.e., whether papers originating in the US are more likely to be cited by US authors than other papers), we identified all articles in the ISI Web of Knowledge database published between 1995 1997 with the keywords 'bioethics' or 'medical ethics'.