Sentence examples similar to having editorial assistance from inspiring English sources

Reached by telephone Friday, Ms. Contijoch said she did not remember whether she had drafted the outline or the manuscript but that she had provided "editorial assistance," like copy editing, while Dr. Nachtigall "drove the content".

We have received invaluable editorial assistance from Dorit Barlevy, Ari Schick, and William Chin.

In medical journal circles, the exorcism of industry-financed editorial assistance even has its own name: ghostbusting.

I disagree with the Ethicist's advice (July 10) to a printer that she had no obligation to provide editorial assistance to a customer whose copy was near-illiterate (and whose message she disagreed with).

Novartis Pharma AG provided financial support for the editorial assistance but had no other involvement.

Some publishing houses have trimmed back even further, limiting editorial assistance to new writers to proofreading and line editing rather than structural editing.

Financial support: Joseph C. Anderson, MD and Lynn Butterly, MD have no financial disclosures and received no editorial assistance to support the research project and/or preparation of the article.

In response, many medical journals have tightened their policies requiring authors to disclose industry funding and editorial assistance.

He has continued his collaboration with the brothers, receiving a credit for his editorial assistance on their Oscar-nominated documentary Genghis Blues (1999).

"You have to spell things out so that it mentions the euphemism that industry uses, and that is editorial assistance".

Michael Wells provided valuable editorial assistance.