what is 'running title" in scientific publications?
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It's simply an abbreviated title so that one can scan through articles easier and obtain the main direction of each article without having to read the abstract (at least, that's the idea)...
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uh...do you mean, real estate titles?\n\nhttp://www.azleg.state.az.us/ArizonaRevisedStatutes.asp?Title=33
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in pubmed nlm library
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I believe either italics or an underlined title are used if you are refering to a published book in academic work (Harvard style referencing).  Otherwise, if its unpublished/an Article/Song etc. it's put in between 2 apostrophes. (i.e. 'Title here')
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You use quotation marks around the article title and underline the magazine name. This website has some other MLA citation rules too. I find it helpful when I write papers.
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If you have access to academic databases through a university, there should be lots of info in medical journals.  I'd also recommend referring to your local running club and contacting their leadership; if they can't find the exact info you want, they'll know someone who can.
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In academic research, this refers to some sort of summary of available literature on a certain topic.  This would not necessarily be an all-encompassing review of papers written on a topic, but rather would just cover the highlights of the most important papers to whomever is writing the survey.  Usually the literature covered is in the form of journal articles, but it could also include books.  Master's and Ph.D. theses almost always include a literure survey or short review.\n\nBut in non-scientific fields, this might mean something entirely different.
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There is some flexibility for titles of Literature as well as songs.  Unfortunately if an author sues and goes to court, there is a chance that the other author will have to change the title.  If it is a similar title from an ancient text, there isn't a claim for plagarism, because the original author is dead and can't claim infringement.
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The order in scientific publications is indeed important.  The most important positions on a paper are first or last author.  Unless indicated differently, the first author is responsible for the study; she or he has done most of the work and written the paper.  The last author is usually the scientist who is the leader of the lab in which author number 1 works, or the one scientist who heads the collaboration of the different labs if more than one group is involved.  As such, the last author is not necessarily a bad position to be in.  The place people try to avoid is somewhere in the middle...    \n\nBut yooperpooper is right, in case of papers with more than two authors the first one is the one who is formally recognized most.
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The title is actually\n\nIntroduction to the Cellular and Molecular Biology of Cancer \n\nYou may be able to access it from http://scholar.google.com\nIf your institution has access you may be able to download it.\n\nIt is also available as a inexpensive paperback
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Go to NoodleBib Express (free) and choose MLA - you can fill in the information, then cut-and-paste the result.  The title will be underlined but the citation will look different if you're citing the *whole* book or a reprint, whether it's in print or online.
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Yes, just be sure to cite it correctly. \n\n"Quote" (Author pg#).
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Letters and through writings published in scientific publications.
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Most of my professors require the following information centered in the top half of the page:\n\nTitle of Paper\nYour Name\nThe name of the university/college\nThe Professor's Name\nDate the Paper is due\n\nSome proffesors also require a "Running head" across the top of the page, this should be an abbreviated version of your title, it should be in all caps (except for the words "Running Head), and it should be left justified.\n\nYou can also check out the APA guidelines for writing a title page online, the website is www.apastyle.net, as those are the guidelines followed by professionals.\n\nI hope this helps! Good luck with your paper!
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In the latest version of Harvard you need to put both authers in your text but in the bibliograhy at the end you only list the actual book (or other source used)\n\nYou need to put your ok titles in italics or underline them.
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add the title and if its a book
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it's basically a way to cite sources in a paper you've written.....\ngo to the website below to read the ins and outs...