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2.10.13 Additional Information (Miscellaneous Acknowledgments ) Occasionally, other types of announcements are listed in the Acknowledgment section. However, permission or credit for reproduction of a figure or a table, even if modified, should be given in the figure legend or the table footnote, not in the Acknowledgment section. See 4 Visual Presentation of Data 4.0 , Visual Presentation of Data. Notice of supplemental Web-only material may also be given under this sidehead, as well as in the text. Additional Information: This is report 54 in a series on chronicAcknowledgment Section
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footnote that did not fit on the first page would be placed first in the Acknowledgment section. ( Note: See also 2.3 Footnotes to Title Page 2.3 , Footnotes to Title Page, where some additional types of acknowledgment footnotes are discussed. Placement of these may vary among journals.) Examples of various parts of the Acknowledgment section follow, in the order used by JAMA and the Archives Journals. (See also 5.2 Acknowledgments 5.2 , Legal and Ethical Considerations, Acknowledgments , Box.) 2.9 Addenda Previous | 2.10.1 Acceptance Date NextList of Participants in a Group Study
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study was by a group of persons, the names of the participants may be listed in the Acknowledgment section (see also 2.3.3 Author Affiliations 2.3.3 , Footnotes to Title Page, Author Affiliations). Alternatively, the list of participants may be placed in a box wherever it best fits in the layout, or the reader can be referred to a previously published list of the group’s members. See also 5.2.2 Group and Collaborative Author Lists 5.2.2 , Ethical and Legal Considerations, Acknowledgments , Group and Collaborative Author Lists.) 2.10.5 Author Contributions Previous |Additional Contributions
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from that person indicating his or her authorization to be so named (see 5.2.1 Acknowledging Support, Assistance, and Contributions of Those Who Are Not Authors 5.2.1 , Ethical and Legal Considerations, Acknowledgments , Acknowledging Support, Assistance, and Contributions of Those Who Are Not Authors, and 5.2.8 Permission to Name Individuals 5.2.8 , Acknowledgments , Permission to Name Individuals). Additional Contributions: Robert C. Della Rocca, MD, performed the biopsy, contributed the orbital computed tomographic scan, and provided the exenteration specimen; RamonPrevious Presentations
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presented in part at the American Society of Nephrology 35th Annual Meeting; November 1–4, 2002; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and at the American Transplant Congress; May 13–19, 2004; Boston, Massachusetts. 2.10.11 Disclaimer Previous | 2.10.13 Additional Information (Miscellaneous Acknowledgments ) NextFunding/Support
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including but not limited to grant support, funding sources, and provision of equipment and supplies. This is outlined in the journals' instructions for authors. All financial and material support for the research and the work should be clearly and completely identified in the Acknowledgment section. Grant or contract numbers should be included whenever possible. The complete name of the funding institution or agency should be given. If individual authors were the recipients of funds, their names should be listed parenthetically. Funding/Support: This study wasCorrespondence Address
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a footnote. Even for a single author, the full name of the person should be included. Follow the custom of individual countries regarding the placement of the zip or postal code. Note: For JAMA , this information is provided on the first page of the print article, not in the Acknowledgment section, and the heading used is “Corresponding Author.” Correspondence: John H. Alexander, MD, MS, Box 3300, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC 27715 (john.h.alexander@duke.edu). Correspondence: Patrick J. Gullane, MB, FRCS, University Health Network, University ofFinancial Disclosure
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the manuscript. For some journals, financial disclosure information is for the editorial office and is not shared with peer reviewers. Other journals, such as JAMA and the Archives of Dermatology , require authors to include all such disclosures on the title page or in the Acknowledgment section of the manuscript, or both, and these are shown to peer reviewers. However, for all accepted manuscripts, each author’s disclosures of relevant financial interests or declarations of no relevant financial interests should be published. Decisions about whether financialView:
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