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I recently learned that one should omit the hyphen from first-name initials when using the American Medical Association style:
(Taken from the style guide.)
However, I noticed that the default output of AMA retains the hyphen:
(Example taken from Zotero using the AMA 11 csl file.)
Both the 10th and 11th versions of AMA exhibit this behavior:
Question
Should initialize-with-hyphen be added, set to "false," in order to meet AMA's stipulation that the hyphen be omitted? Adding this setting appears to do the trick.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Should initialize-with-hyphen be set to "false" for American Medical Association?
Should initialize-with-hyphen be set to "false" for American Medical Association and Vancouver/NLM?
Dec 21, 2021
Background
I recently learned that one should omit the hyphen from first-name initials when using the American Medical Association style:
(Taken from the style guide.)
However, I noticed that the default output of AMA retains the hyphen:
(Example taken from Zotero using the AMA 11 csl file.)
Both the 10th and 11th versions of AMA exhibit this behavior:
Question
Should
initialize-with-hyphen
be added, set to "false," in order to meet AMA's stipulation that the hyphen be omitted? Adding this setting appears to do the trick.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: