Sentence examples for extensive annotation from inspiring English sources
Most usefully, it provides the text of "The Waste Land," reproduces the manuscript (though no facsimiles of early printings), and offers extensive annotation.
The extensive annotation and transcriptome profiling reported in this study will be useful for understanding the involvement of MYB genes in stress resistance in addition to their growth regulatory functions, ultimately providing the basis for functional characterization and exploitation of the candidate MYB genes for genetic engineering of Chinese cabbage.
Similarly, he deals with the allusion of the later works by combining literal translation with extensive annotation.
Genes lacking extensive annotation were prioritized in order to minimize overlap with work done by other zebrafish labs worldwide and genes deposited in GenBank were excluded entirely.
These sequences have been subjected to extensive annotation using ab initio gene prediction, comparative genomics, and a variety of other computational methods [1] [8].
A detailed description of the putative function for each of the identified target genes is beyond the scope of this discussion and we refer the reader to the extensive annotation and literature resources provided in Tables S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S8, S9, S10 and S11.
Before the Culpeper contest, he walked the cross-country course three times and drew a map, with extensive annotations.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge's personal copy of The Dramatic Works of Shakespeare, which includes extensive annotations and his famous comments on Iago's "motiveless malignity".
Gibbon, Carr tells us, presented the tale, with extensive annotations, to Edmund Burke (in real life the great historian's friend).
The editors point out that this edition is intended to be "read and enjoyed, not necessarily studied," and so they have refrained from extensive annotations, although they occasionally add introductory paragraphs or brief clarifying comments.
And so as Europe faces the end of the copyright on one of the most painful texts of the 20th century, some people now believe that the best course of action is not to extend the ban, but to publish "Mein Kampf" with extensive annotations that explain how the book was used and what it wrought — that recognize its continued presence.
