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Mr Werning and his co-authors have so far derived at least two theoretical results of note.

She and fellow psychologist Barbara Greenberg are co-authors of a new book called Teenage as a Second Language.

In a plutonomy, Kapur and his co-authors wrote, "economic growth is powered by and largely consumed by the wealthy few. "

Horowitz said that he and his co-authors used tools from string theory to develop the gravity model of a superconductor.

Scott and his co-authors are writing for an audience who's users are suffering from large centrally designed systems.

Prof Dimitris Kiortsis, one of the study's co- authors , said that obesity was found to be directly related to a change in lifestyle .

In Yes: 50 secrets from the art of persuasion, Cialdini and his co-authors report on a study of jury decision-making.

He and his co-authors conclude, "In obese men, shortened LTL is a powerful marker of increased carotid intimal media thickness. "

Mr. Finkelstein and his co-authors looked at research in neuroscience and psychology as well as management.

am one of several co-authors, I hereby confirm that I am authorized by my co-authors to grant this Licence as their agent on their behalf.

From there, he and his co-authors proceed to provide a detailed, comprehensive treatment of code quality topics.

Mostly, it's the nature of the assets they hold, says one of the report's co-authors, Charles Roxburgh.

Co-authors Peter Meyers and Shann Nix write, "This book is not about learning to relax" (emphasis is theirs).

For these countries Mr Ghosh and his co-authors advocate debt restructuring in advance of monetary easing.

Co-authors on the papers include colleagues at Chungbuk National University in South Korea and SRI International in Menlo Park, Calif.

Dr. Merikangas said she and her co-authors deliberately confined themselves to studies that could be directly compared to the original.

Jonathan Caulkins and Angela Hawken, occasional co-authors, teach at Carnegie Mellon and Pepperdine universities respectively.

Mr Goldin and his co-authors offer a history of migration, from man's earliest wanderings in Africa to the present day.

modern publishing technology has accelerated the progress of co-authors and publishers.

According to a study by Hyun Shin of Princeton University and his co-authors, they suffered over 30% of the subprime losses in 2008.

The security issues of modern human societies are analogous to those of many organisms, according to Sagarin and his co-authors.

She has had her poem collection Wine Rose published, and Colorful Sail Boat, a poem collection written by herself and four co-authors.

This is because today's crisis originates with rich-world lenders, not emerging-market borrowers, as Mr Ghosh and his co-authors point out.

In recent years, I have done most of my research with these co-authors.

Mister Hwang and his co-authors withdrew the report.

Le Grange and James Lock, a psychiatrist at the Stanford University School of Medicine, are co-authors of the study.

Other co-authors were from Purdue University, the University of Alabama, Medical College of Georgia and New York University.

Dr. Ridker and his New England Journal co-authors have received grants and other fees from AstraZeneca.

Fredriksen-Goldsen and her co-authors surveyed 2, 560 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender adults aged 50-95 across the United States.

Like on Tumblr, users can also open mini-blogs using their main account, and assign other users as co-authors.

Dr Tonkin and his co-authors analysed data from the Australian Diabetes, Obesity and Lifestyle (AusDiab) study conducted in 1999-2000.

Additional paper co-authors include Roy Van Arsdale of the University of Memphis and Seth Stein of Northwestern University.

Some people may like that kind of work, but not me. Arguing with my co-authors makes my day more fun.

"Our data suggest that TZDs may be used safely in indiiduals with stable HF, " Aguilar and co-authors conclude.

Co-authors included other colleagues from Jinggangshan University and other institutions in China.

But on the other hand, remember that Rule and his co-authors largely controlled for these superficial giveaways in their stimulus photos.

They are co-authors of the recent BCG report China's Digital Generations 2. 0.

Careful choice of co-authors can solve this problem to some extent, but not completely.

The third reason I work with co-authors is the most important: a good co-author improves you forever.

Selection and description of standard headings for the names of the individual author and co-authors

On Arranging Rational Order for Names of Co-authors of Scientific Papers

Co-authors include David Hunter and Edward Giovannucci of BWH and the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH);

They are the co-authors of Nudge (Yale University Press)

Arrangement of Co-authors'Names in Papers of Sci-tech Journals

In it, Alexander and his co-authors explored 253 architectural design patterns. For example