Get a Copyeditor (and a Couple Readers) Releasing a book of previously published material comes with one big advantage: squads of editors and copyeditors at various magazines have already picked over your prose, negating the need for an intensive copy-edit.
The researchers had found evidence for the equivalent of a set of 13th-century Europe-wide industry standards, defining the raw material for a labour-intensive copying system that published at least 20,000 Latin pocket Bibles for an eager market.
Despite intensive gene copy number and mRNA expression studies thus far only two genes, namely MYCN [ 1]and PHOX2B [ 2- 4] have been found to be directly implicated in NB development.
(Smith) Dan Fischer: '1000 Horsepower Heart' (closes on Saturday) Combining aspects of Giorgio Morandi's intimate focus and Myron Stout's small abstract drawings with his own brand of Photorealist-appropriation, Dan Fischer continues to make small, exacting, labor-intensive graphite copies of well-known photographs of famous artists and artworks.
"The notes show that this particular copy received intensive use".
A picture caption yesterday with an article about a doctor under investigation by the Australian authorities in the deaths of 87 patients used a misspelled given name in some copies for the intensive care nurse who testified against him.
Since the searching for OA copies and establishing the type of the found copy is very labour-intensive, we decided to use the results obtained using the discipline-specific breakdown to also construct the global averages.
May 23 , 2014 Donna Muncey, LAUSD Chief of Intensive Support and Intervention, emailed Judy Codding and copied Jaime Aquino, LAUSD Assistant Superintendent for Instruction.
For more computationally intensive queries, one can locally install a complete copy of MIMIC-II in a VM.
Currently, it is expensive and labor-intensive to separate two copies of chromosomes by biological techniques [ 4], and most published human individuals' genomes contain only the mixed information, i.e., genotype information, of the underlying two copies of chromosomes [ 5].
