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\section*{In-text Citation Examples}

As \textcite{bernard1957} argues, experimental medicine is foundational.

Urbanization trends are discussed by \textcite{lee2021a} and \textcite{lee2021b}.

\textcite{deschenes2000} provide a computer file resource for supervised release studies.

According to \textcite{WHO2022}, global health is a major concern.

Mystery remains about the unknown year \parencite{doe_nodate}.

The gender significance of class is explored in \textcite{szelenyiForthcoming}.

Goodman analyzed latent structure in 1947 \parencite{goodman1947a, goodman1947b}.

See \parencite[63--93]{sampson1992} for a discussion of family management.

Several works address this topic \parencite{brown2022,kao2003,smith2020a}.

See dataset \textcite{charles1990} for more details.

See \textcite{usbc1960} for census data.

See \textcite{ASA1997} for the ASA action alert.

For example, some classic studies \parencite[e.g., ][]{abbott1981,phillips2001} have discussed this topic.

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