Sentence examples for comments to the editor from inspiring English sources
Authors should note that referees' comments (including any confidential comments to the editor) and identities are transferred to the editor of the second journal along with the manuscript.
Most important, we use an entirely open peer-review system in which authors and reviewers know each others' names and addresses, and reviewers cannot make separate comments to the editor or easily succumb to bias – for instance against unknown authors from non-prestigious institutions and/or against women.
Here is a sampling of their comments: To the Editor: "Bespoke" is pretentious claptrap by jumped-up nobodies who would be tea boys and low-level clerks were it not for the latest technology revolution, that great leveler of class barriers through the years.
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You will need to briefly state why it's good stuff in your comments to the editor.
Comments to the Editor: Most journals have a place for the referees to provide "top-secret" comments to the editors.
To counter this issue, reviewers for GigaScience have the ability to provide confidential comments to the editors (particularly on ethical and policy issues), as well as have the option to opt-out and have their name removed from reports if they have reasons to remain anonymous.
He referred a request for comment to the editor of The Observer, PETER W. KAPLAN, who said, "Andrew acted responsibly and professionally, and he was sticking up for a colleague".
Please see the comment to the editor at the beginning on how we have more fully caveated this section and said that future work needs to be done in the field to assess the relative contribution of selective and non-selective processes to this distribution.
Unfortunately your small 'comments to the editor' format here online limits my submission.
He echoed comments to the inquiry last week by Times editor James Harding, who voiced fears that any new law underpinning press regulation could be easily made stronger by politicians at a later date to suppress newspapers.
