Sentence examples for issues of manuscript from inspiring English sources

Charms, like both prayers and recipes, have one other feature that has a considerable bearing on issues of manuscript circulation they are often relatively short as written textual units, and can be written in the margins of a page or in blank spaces left in manuscript books.

We would like to thank the members of the ECORN-CF study group for their fruitful work on the issues of this manuscript and discussions at the quality round tables.

Major issues of the manuscript to be addressed include: 1) There are a few issues regarding the paragraph: "Hourly air temperature data collected near Lövvik from 1st August until snow cover in 2008, 2009 and 2013 revealed mean average autumn temperatures close to the 8°C; the optimal Lov-1 constant vernalization temperature.

I also brought up the issue of timely return of manuscripts.

The main issue of this manuscript is the exploration of the solubility of methacrylic acid (MA), and the oligomers of poly ethylene glycol) methyl ether (MPEG), poly ethylene glycol) methacrylate (PEGMA), and a mixture of MA and PEGMA.

UH coordinated the MONIKA register trial underlying this methodological investigation and participated in this investigation's design, developed the issue of the manuscript and drafted its first version.

Only 17 of these contaminants were among the 513 alignments that we used to analyze the red vs. the green signal in Chromera genome data, the salient issue of our manuscript.

This includes a publication bias that implies a selection of manuscripts issued in journals with higher impact factors and consequently the trials with "positive" results.

Before this interesting article can be considered for publication, the Reviewing Editor and the reviewers would like the authors to consider and address the following essential issues: 1) A central issue of the present manuscript is that we do not know what the molecular consequence of ROS are in the experimental context, i.e. the down-stream mechanisms.

The book won the 2006 Bellwether Prize for Fiction, which goes to an unpublished manuscript that addresses issues of social justice.

The manuscript acknowledges the issues of reciprocity and long-term partnerships between developed and developing country partners.