The phrase "a different manuscript" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an alternative version or copy of a written work, such as a book, article, or document.
Example: "After reviewing the original text, I decided to consult a different manuscript to compare the variations in the narrative."
Alternatives: "another manuscript" or "an alternative manuscript".
Again, an unnamed narrator, another governess, a different manuscript that claims to tell the story of mysterious country house, a widower and his children and two ghosts of former servants of the house.
Cryo-TEM analysis of the material is under investigation in our laboratories and will be reported in a different manuscript.
But the investigation of gene duplication on small-worldness and graph modularity is the subject of a different manuscript.
Microarray results from FW samples are summarized in a different manuscript (Seifert et al., 2012), but the entire dataset can be found at the Gene Expression Omnibus (Accession number GSE37198).
It is possible that a different manuscript, for example one with further details on genetic lesions in other Drosophila EMC homologs or one that carried the biochemical analysis of the dPob/EMC3 lesion further would had received a warmer welcome at eLife.
Total number of submissions 630 (430 original submissions and 200 revisions) Total number of submissions 606 (419 original submissions and 187 revisions) Total number of submissions 575 (405 original submissions and 170 revisions) We now give an overview of the different manuscript types that have been published in NDT Plus in 2010 and 2011 and their respective percentages.
We discuss here how the converse can be exploited, by using programs designed for biological analysis of sequence evolution to uncover the relationships between different manuscript versions of a text.
Based on the results obtained, and in a different study (manuscript in preparation), we developed a method to target foreign proteins to the muNS-related inclusions in recombinant baculovirus-infected insect cells.
Consequently, there are some 140 different manuscript versions of the text in three manuscript groups, in a dozen different languages and dialects an immensely complex and controversial body of material representing one of the most obdurate philological problems inherited from the Middle Ages.
"In other libraries," she told me, "for example, the Bibliothèque Nationale, in Paris, there are different manuscript reading rooms for different language groups, but at the Vatican Library — whether you were working on an Ethiopian manuscript, a Greek manuscript, a Latin manuscript — you worked in the same room.
However, she said that she had been sent to run an errand before the documents had been reviewed and denied ever being told about the different manuscript.
