Meanings of study co-author in English

Dr. An Do, a study co-author, said clinical applications were many years away.

This seemed a valid criticism, so I sent it to study co-author Simon Kirby.

I posed the question to study co-author Michael Tordoff.

What is objectively good, you see as subjectively bad, said study co-author Craig Parks of Washington State University.

The first sense they develop is touch, said study co-author Josh Ackerman, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology psychologist.

This could be the third, said study co-author Philip Lambert, a pharmacologist at Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, the drug's developer.

Every single person I talked to said, absolutely not, said study co-author Jay Neitz, a University of Washington ophthalmologist.

But we found that broad interconnected networks are very fragile, said study co-author Gerald Paul, a Boston University physicist.

More importantly, the study shows that wind can be a feasible alternative to fossil fuels, said study co-author Cristina Archer.

According to Hare and study co-author Richard Wrangham, one of the world's foremost primatologists, these are likely signs of domestication.

Peiris and study co-author Yi Guan are best known for identifying the SARS virus and helping to contain its 2003 outbreak.

They are completely different processes, study co-author Jeff Chambers, who has been studying the Amazon for nearly 20 years, told Reuters.

Because the heads are all different length, they have different reverberation times, study co-author Hal Whitehead, also a Dalhousie University biologist.

But that fall in planet-warming emissions was only temporary, noted study co-author Corinne Le Quéré from the University of East Anglia.

Even more importantly, said NIST fuel expert and study co-author Tom Bruno, the methods used in the study could transform fuel analysis.

Lacour, who is leading the research alongside study co-author Grégoire Courtine, said they needed to come up with a more viable material.