Sentence examples for alteration manuscript from inspiring English sources

In this regard, we recently demonstrated that Tat causes neuronal deregulation by increasing the levels of secreted calcium, mitochondria deregulation and axonal transport alteration (manuscript in preparation).

We request that the EHP editors implement policies to ensure that any alterations made to a manuscript be clearly marked and reviewed by the author before going to press.

In the 6th or 7th century, many alterations were made (אb) - according to a colophon at the end of the book of Esdras and Esther the source of these alterations was "a very ancient manuscript that had been corrected by the hand of the holy martyr Pamphylus" (martyred in 309).

In many of her manuscripts, there is little alteration made to the text.

This manuscript reports the structural alterations occurring in mice skeleton as a consequence of the longest-term exposition (90 days) to simulated microgravity (hindlimb unloading) and hypergravity (2g) ever tested.

After the manuscript is accepted for production, alterations beyond minor corrections (especially corrections for typographical errors arising during the typesetting processes) are not permitted.

That said, the manuscript does require a few alterations before publication.

The text of the manuscript attributes this effect to alterations in "sensing" gastric distention.

This manuscript consequently focuses on the alterations of the coagulation system in TIA individuals in the presence of the metabolic syndrome.

We would like also to emphasize that phylogenetic methods usually require higher number of alterations than the ones considered in our manuscript.

We have validated this observation after alteration of several additional miRNAs (Lebrigand et al, manuscript in preparation).