My Pronouns

To always address everyone in a paper directly by name is quite exhausting and so it is best to use pronouns.

frances1972. "problem with pronouns"  03/16/2009 via Flickr.
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The Pronouns from my QRG:

• their (Button et al.)
• their (Button et al.)
• their (Button et al.)
• they (Button et al.)
• it (low power)
• they (Button et al.)
• it ( the problem of low statistical power)
• it ( the field of Neuroscience)
• it (original research  paper)
• his (Phillip Quinlan)
• his (Phillip Quinlan)
• he ( Peter Bacchetti)
• it (the problem in research)
• it's (the problem in Neuroscience research)
• his (John Ashton)
• His (John Ashton)
• it (hypothesis testing)
• their (Ashton, Bacchetti, Quinlan)
• they (Ashton, Bacchetti, Quinlan)
• their (Button et al.)
• they (Button et al.)
• their (Button et al.)
• they (Button et al.)
• its (Neuroscience)
• their (every person within this QRG)
• they (efforts to resolve problems)