Sentence examples for key manuscripts from inspiring English sources

Subsequent searches used author names or references from key manuscripts.

It has been established (Furlan et al, 2006) that standard systematic literature searches do not effectively identify key manuscripts when observational designs are of primary interest.

1) The authors accurately summarize the literature directly related to the original paper, but should also be aware of two key manuscripts relevant to Colibactin: PMIDs 20534522 (PNAS 107:11537, 2010) and 16902142 (Science 313:848, 2006).

Using the enzyme and compound concentration and kinetic measurements extracted from key manuscripts on muscle dysfunction in COPD and training effects we find that a number of compounds and proteins involved in key pathways with altered expression derived from the principal component analysis show significant changes in concentration/activity in the published literature.

There is an inclination for ritual, with serious sacrificial moments such as the drowning of a key manuscript in the Regent's Park canal (Books Do Furnish A Room), or the death - could it be possible after all? - of Widmerpool in the final volume of the sequence.

"They've got teams working in the Philippines keying in manuscripts.

We thank K. Lea Sewell and Saniya Fayzullina for their assistance in manuscript preparation, and Mark Sternlicht for key contributions to manuscript editing and supplemental statistical analyses.

That heritage was long overlooked; key books and manuscripts were lost during centuries of occupation and destruction.

KRH participated in the design of the study, performed the data retrieval, analyzed and interpreted the data, drafted sections of the manuscript, revised the manuscript for key intellectual content, read and approved the final manuscript.

CF participated in the design of the study, analyzed and interpreted the data, drafted sections of the manuscript, revised the manuscript for key intellectual content, read and approved the final manuscript.

Key participant in manuscript writing and editing.