Sentence examples for external editing from inspiring English sources

Some scientists are putting their lab notebooks online, and many more are posting non-peer-reviewed manuscripts, data, and supporting information on various Web sites and repositories, often with no external editing or other quality-control steps.

Although 60% of students scored ≥80 (out of 100) on English tests given at admission to the graduate program, 93.09% of the sample used some form of external editing assistance to produce their papers in English.

For example: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab opens the "fstab" file in GEdit, an external editing program.

More than half of the individuals who had published or submitted articles stated that they had problems writing the articles in English and were required to edit and re-submit their work having reviewed language errors, often at an additional cost as external language editing was sometimes required.

The company also paid for external copy editing and medical writing courses and sent me for a 4-week medical writing internship in the United States.

Full sigTOOL functionality will be provided to support the user-developed code, including the ability to record a user action history for batch processing of files and support for exporting the results of analyses to external graphics editing software and spreadsheet-based data processing packages.

and for remote translation: the financial policies underlying publications' production were rationalised to increase the use of external suppliers for editing, translation and printing.

You can do that by right clicking on the image or click on Edit >> Edit with External Program and select the program.

However, some of these issues can be corrected in written work by using spelling and grammar checks or external (or friend/family member) editing as was the case with one student.

From there it can be burned to a CD, backed up to an external hard drive, or edited as needed.

Many of us "misrepresent," craft, curate and edit our external presentation of self to be more acceptable, to call forth advantages, to be more impressive, to be more dazzling.