Sentence examples for be proofread by a from inspiring English sources

Please note that Inderscience publisher recommends your article to be proofread by a native English-speaking editor prior to submission.

The mergers-and-acquisitions craze and the boom-and-bust cycles of the 80s and 90s drove publishers to move many of these functions out-of-house, so that manuscripts might come in through a freelance acquiring editor, be proofread by a freelance subeditor, receive a cover from a freelance artist, and be publicised by freelance publicists.

Whether you have one version of your resume or one thousand, each and every one needs to be proofread by a really good copy-editor or, better still, a professional resume writing service.

In the future, it will be interesting to test this hypothesis further, to determine under what circumstances, for example, translesion DNA synthesis [ 43] or base excision repair [ 44] errors made by one DNA polymerase may be proofread by an exonuclease intrinsic to a second DNA polymerase or even another protein [ 45].

To reduce inter-rater variance, the final segmentation was proofread by a doctor with over 10 years experience.

Thank you for the reminder, the revised manuscript has been proofread by a native English speaker in our institution.

The Danish language version of the OHS was proofread by a key in-country consultant and project manager, and a report prepared of the translation process.

Finally, the third reconciled version was proofread by a native Malay speaker in order to ensure that the final version was devoid of typographical, spelling and grammatical errors.

The inability of ETV to be proofread by HIV RT has been reported by Tchesnokov et al. [17].

We only retained the subtitle files in text-based SRT format and excluded all files in VobSub format, because the latter are image-based and require an additional optical character recognition (OCR) process to convert them into text (which certainly for Chinese characters is very error prone and needs to be proofread by humans).

Although errors made by Y831A Pol ε do not appear to be proofread by Pol δ, it is possible that Pol ε might proofread errors by other polymerases.