Sentence examples for editors identified from inspiring English sources

The editors identified unclear sections, improved graphics and strengthened the logic in the proposal to communicate the message more effectively.

Three years ago, Steele was included in a list published by "Harper's Bazaar" of 21 designers whom the editors identified as "the next hotshots".

The editors identified important topics and questions concerning medication adherence problems in serious mental illness that are not fully addressed in the literature.

Based on the above reasoning, the editors identified key researchers and practitioners in each of the aforementioned categories and invited them to contribute a corresponding work to this book.

A 2011 survey found that only 9percentt of Wikipedia editors identified as female, and a 2012 paper in American Behavioral Scientist, a peer-reviewed academic journal, found that the number of active Wikipedia editors dropped from around 50,000 in 2006 to about 35,000 in 2011, resulting in a substantial decrease in the quality of Wikipedia articles.

Where reviewers and editors identified problems with descriptions of the setting, the provider, the materials and the schedule, these were improved by the time of publication.

This book's editors identify Jules Verne as the granddaddy of steampunk, but I think HG Wells is its main man; time-warping (brass) devices are a leitmotif".

The proportion of editors identifying as female hovers between 8% and 15%, despite the goal set by Sue Gardner, the former executive director of the WikiMedia Foundation, to raise the share to 25% by 2015.

The dictionary site reports that its editors identify new words by spending an hour or two each day reading newly published material, online and otherwise, and checking for new and common word usage.

In the manner of modern Shakespeare editions, the words "dandled," "mazèd" and "abrook" are glossed by an editor — identified as one Roland Verre — who has been hired to help the common reader understand the text's meanings and savor its felicities.

Robinson speculates that she dictated the work to an editor, identified in the book only as W.J.S., who improved her grammar and orthography.