Sentence examples for advanced drafts from inspiring English sources

All authors contributed to the concept of this manuscript as well as to early and advanced drafts.

Since the publication of the first complete genome sequence of an eukaryote, Saccharomyces cerevisiae [ 1], the genome sequencing community has produced highly advanced drafts of many other eukaryotes.

MS conceived and participated in planning the study and the later rounds of statistical analyses, and shared in their interpretation and in writing the advanced drafts of the manuscript.

The physical map we present here can be of great utility in advancing draft genome sequences of Theobroma cacao into high quality reference genomes.

None of the lawyers involved had been given the normal advance drafts of the judgment to check for mistakes and to prepare their submissions.

Chicago school officials, including Arne Duncan, the system's chief executive, had been briefed on the studies, including initial reports of raw data and advance drafts of the reports about a month ago.

As the present study advanced, a draft sequence of the wheat genome was recently released in the International Wheat Genome Sequencing Consortium IWGSCC) [ 22].

To obtain highly advanced working draft sequences for the BACs, we developed a strategy to assemble large parts of the BAC sequences by combining comparative genomics, detailed repeat analysis and use of low-quality reads from 454 sequencing.

We were worried recently when we saw an advance draft of legal agreements between federal regulators and the nation's big banks to address and correct foreclosure abuses.

Asked to read an advance draft of a speech by the isolationist Senator Arthur Vandenberg in 1945, he suggested that Vandenberg advocate a major treaty with the Soviet Union as a way to cement the friendship with the United States.

A senior Obama administration official, speaking in Seoul, said the advance draft of a joint communiqué under consideration by the member nations would adopt a set of "indicative guidelines" that set common standards for assessing trade balances and prompting diplomatic discussions about them when they grow too large.