Sentence examples for editorial methods from inspiring English sources

Last year, Mail Online's editor explained his editorial methods to the New Yorker.

As to the specifics, Sparks defended himself by pointing out that he had, after all, supplied a preface, describing, at least in part, his editorial methods.

I know no more honest a description of its editorial methods for selecting the poets: they branch out like tributaries of association.

Asked to illustrate his editorial methods, Remnick reaches for a baseball analogy: Joe Torre, the manager of the Yankees, 'gives players the confidence they need to play their best, then he gets the hell out'.

But there is plenty here to warm the cockles, and indicate a maturing editorial method.

Their accidental editorial method is a very punk model but it seems to work.

We shed some light on how the Nature Methods editorial team evaluates papers submitted to the journal.

It includes empirical work using both qualitative and quantitative methods; editorial comment and theoretical work; case studies; evaluative, epidemiological, trial, descriptive, sociological, psychological, management, and economics papers, as well as policy documents and political statements.

In response to a Nature Methods editorial (Anonymous, 2008) describing the deposition of data such as genome sequence or microarrays as 'routine', Ochsner et al. (2008) used a manually built query to retrieve articles likely to report the production of microarray data in 2007 publications.

Traditional essays, policy proposals, case studies, original research, editorials, and other methods may be employed to lend insight to issues of global concern.

Methods: Teach editorial and practical skills.