Sentence examples for edit positions from inspiring English sources

The EST sequences from Petunia, Theobroma, and Zinnia generally have T at confirmed edit positions and therefore likely derive from genuine RNA rather than mitochondrial DNA contamination, although it cannot be excluded that some of these T residues are already encoded in the genome.

In the 1960's, he held reporting and editing positions at The Providence Journal in Rhode Island.

For 12 years, starting in 1966, Mr. Seligman held several high-level editing positions at Fortune.

Mr. Greene held several editing positions at Newsday, including that of Suffolk editor.

He had served since 1993 as London bureau chief and earlier held a variety of editing positions, including those of deputy foreign editor and metropolitan editor.

In 1991, he became a senior editor and subsequently held editing positions in the Washington bureau and in the national and metropolitan news departments.

She held editing positions at Ladies Home Journall, McCall's and other women's magazines before being named editor in chief and vice president of Woman's Day.

Mr. Lindgren, 42, oversaw the recent redesign and overhaul of Businessweek under its new ownership and has worked in senior editing positions at New York magazine and George.

Mr. Naughton held a number of senior editing positions at The Inquirer, including national-foreign editor, metropolitan editor, deputy managing editor, managing editor and, from 1991 to 1996, executive editor, the newsroom's No. 3 position at that time.

Mr. Leary, 58, a national and international correspondent for The Inquirer in the 1980s who also held various editing positions, is the assistant managing editor for metro news at The Baltimore Sun.

At Loomis Chaffee, the private school outside of Hartford to which Mom and Dad sent us, I got A's in my classes and had editing positions on school periodicals and was a star on the swim team.