Sentence examples for conventional manuscript from inspiring English sources

Wyatt Mason, who blogged about it at Harper's, said that "composing on notecards allowed Nabokov to set down his books out of sequence; he said he could see in a flash the whole of a novel and its details, and as notecards accumulated in the shoeboxes where they were stored, Nabokov could shuffle them into final order before his wife, Véra, typed up a more conventional manuscript".

The fact that actual beta cell death was only rarely observed is in line with our data in the conventional RIP-LCMV.GP model (manuscript in preparation).

In the rest of our manuscript, we use conventional month names, implying that the 0th month is December, the 1st month is January, etc.

Several difficulties in conventional publishing of peer-reviewed manuscripts encouraged AoB PLANTS to adopt OA.

Several recent manuscripts extend the conventional measurement component of an SEM, conditional on latent variables, to the generalized linear model setting, rendering these models naturally conducive to continuous as well as categorical outcomes (Muthén, 1984; Muthén and Muthén, 2007; Skrondal and Rabe-Hesketh, 2005, 2004; Lee and Shi, 2001; Reboussin and Liang, 1998).

For reasons known to us, the original speaker was unable to submit the manuscript in a more conventional form.

AA performed HU treatments, Real time RT-PCR in HCT-116 and HCT-p53KO, Flow cytometry, conventional cytogenetics and helped to draft the manuscript.

FL, XL, LW, YZ and YC carried out the conventional statistical analyses, made the tables, reviewed and revised the manuscript, and approved the final manuscript as submitted.

But even after a book manuscript is revised, proofed and edited, conventional publication takes years and years and years.

IMPACT: This manuscript supports the view that combining conventional chemotherapies with netrin-1 interference could be a promising therapeutic approach.

You can see on Proust's manuscripts how he crossed out a more conventional lead-in, choosing to start with that floating, unanchored "for a long time".