Running titles in journals

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A running title is a short, descriptive title that appears on the first page of an article in a scientific journal. The running title is usually no more than 50 characters long, including spaces. It should be concise and descriptive, so that readers can quickly identify the topic of the article. The running title is typically set in smaller type than the main title, and is placed above the main title on the first page of the article.

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A running title is a short, descriptive title that appears at the top of each page of a journal article. It is typically used to help identify the paper when it is bound into an issue of the journal.

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A running title is a concise heading that is typically included at the top of each page of a journal article. It typicallyincludes the article's title and the author's name. The running title helps readers keep track of where they are in thearticle, and it can also be helpful when skimming through a journal.