thesis|theses in English

noun

[the·sis || 'θɪːsɪs]

hypothesis, proposition to be proven; dissertation, research paper written by a candidate for an academic degree

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1. Forty of his theses had led to the publication of 144 derived articles, an average of 6 papers per thesis.

2. 24 Forty of his theses had led to the publication of 144 derived articles, an average of 6 papers per thesis.

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25. Masters degree theses were excluded because the smaller numbers made them unsuitable for analysis.