Check to make sure you are clear on whose article or chapter is whose.
He was arrested last year after giving interviews to an Israeli reporter, whose article was banned by the military censor.
"Society pays for science," said Dr. Nicolelis, whose article in the October issue of PLoS got worldwide attention.
He shared a series of e-mail messages with the Politico's Jonathan Martin, whose article chronicles the turmoil that has alarmed supporters of Mr. Huntsman.
Siddhartha Mukherjee, whose article on depression appears in this week's health issue, is an assistant professor of medicine in the division of medical oncology at Columbia University.
Mr. Perino, whose article is available online here, set out to discover whether those secret payments led to inflated legal fees.
The blind peer review system is, of course, not foolproof – if you are in the field you may be able to guess whose article you are reviewing.
Linda Hirshman, whose article in The American Prospect was quoted by Mr. Brooks, wisely advises, "Money is the marker of success in a market economy".
The journalist whose article in Rolling Stone magazine led to the sacking of General Stanley McChrystal has been barred from being embedded with US troops next month.
Robert D Kaplan whose article, In defense of empire –which argues for "tempered imperialism" – has been met with disdain by all rational people.
One was Bill Pennington, whose article at the top of the front page of the sports section was headlined "Baby Boomers Stay Active, and So Do Their Doctors".
