Sentence examples for editorial correspondence from inspiring English sources

He did suggest some cuts, but extensive editorial correspondence between Lee and her agents and publishers argues for her authorship, as does Shields's reminder of "Truman's inability to keep anybody's secrets".

Much of Eliot's editorial correspondence deals with what, to anyone who has any experience of literary journalism, will be bound to appear as the familiar constants, almost the universals, of the trade.

He also asked Nature to make public all the editorial correspondence (redacted to protect privacy) and every version of the papers so outsiders could judge if publishing the papers was appropriate.

The BiO submission process is set by default to ensure that all authors are included in relevant editorial correspondence.

The content of each issue was evaluated in six categories: research, review articles, editorial, correspondence, book reviews and miscellaneous.

In fact, we will henceforth showcase this by publishing the referee reports, editorial correspondence and author rebuttals alongside a timeline of the editorial process.

For harder science, a collection of abstracts of original papers, editorials and correspondence about asthma from The New England Journal of Medicine is at www.nejm.org/content/collections /asthma.asp.

The results of the discourse analysis of editorials and correspondence are summarised in (Additional file 2: Table S1).

The incorporation of material from editorials and correspondence is novel; to our knowledge the first time such material has been brought into a systematized review.

A final 'synthetic product' [ 19] (phase 3) was realised by reflecting the findings from the studies against the framework derived from the discourse analysis of editorials and correspondence.

One reviewer screened titles and (as far as available) abstracts of all Scopus search hits and excluded all clearly irrelevant publications (e.g. editorials, comments, correspondence etc).