Sentence examples for be edited to a from inspiring English sources

And it is often edited, so (say) a young journalist with a breezy contemporary style may well be edited to a more traditional one by an older editor.Speech is different: instead of permanent, slow, considered and taught, it is impermanent, fast, spontaneous and learned naturally by children from their surroundings.

Should the conclusion "… makes trimerization a bottleneck in the overall course of the fusion reaction" be edited to "a bottleneck in hemifusion"?

This observation cannot serve as the sole evidence for this gene being non-functional as a stop codon can be edited to a sense codon by the commonly observed phenomenon of RNA editing in the chloroplasts.

"The fight scenes could have been edited to a tempo, I didn't have to write any complicated rhythms around the gun shots".

The manuscript transcriptions have been edited to a high standard, proofread by several people trained to read Darwin's handwriting and trained in marking up digital copies of transcriptions for presentation online.

It is edited to a smaller version on the track that, according to Chicago Tribune writer Greg Kot, "retains its essence, that of an African-American male who feels cut off from his country and culture".

The film was released in Japan in May 2012, after being edited to a running time of approximately two hours and was first screened at the 24th Tokyo International Film Festival.

The 5' 208 nucleotides were the pre-edited sequence encoded by the A6 gene while three regions (I, 260 265; II, 323 and III 517 535 Table 1) were edited to a unique sequence.

The acquired VP2 sequences were edited to a length of 531 bp corresponding to nucleotide positions 2725 3255 of ADV-G.

The sequences were edited to a length of 488 bp for H. heilmannii and 210 bp for H. felis.

We found 8 cases where a C was edited to a U in rubber tree, in genes atp4, cox1, cox2, matR, nad1, nad2 and nad7, but remained an unedited C in all other species (see Additional file 4).