Sentence examples for in one manuscript from inspiring English sources

Julian of Norwich's text, which includes the famous line "all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well", is also rare: the short text, which she is believed to have written soon after her 1373 visions, only exists in one manuscript, also kept in the British Library, while the later text exists in three copies dating to the 17th century.

These will be presented in one manuscript.

The two interpretations are too different to be included in one manuscript.

We have focused on general concepts in selected pathophysiological events, because complete coverage of all acute brain injuries is not feasible in one manuscript, and we restricted our analysis to adult patients.

Two examples are found together in one manuscript: a short version of the holy mothers motif together with the sator arepo is used to aid in a live birth.

Standard deviations were derived from the p value reported in one manuscript in order to incorporate a sixth trial in the meta-analysis, the timing of the outcomes varied between 17 and 20 weeks for this trial [ 21]. * Local anaesthetic was used for both groups but was different for the placebo group and the treatment group.

One issue here is that we have covered significant ground in this one manuscript, and gone from an unbiased screen in cell lines, to molecular mechanism of multiple 'hits' and then to clinical analysis.

Calcium intake was not included as confounder in only one manuscript [ 43].

Given the limits of what can be done in any one manuscript, we feel that this is a significant question that warrants investigation, but is outside the scope of the current manuscript.

The total number of participants with cancer appeared as high as 3343, although there was duplication where data were reported in more than one manuscript.

If one study was described in more than one manuscript, then the manuscript with the most appropriate and complete results was selected for extraction (e.g., data for a total study cohort instead of subpopulation, results presented separately for patients with T1 and T2 diabetes, or results split by insulin regimens of interest).