Sentence examples for manuscript for example from inspiring English sources
In an early manuscript, for example, a bear is shown standing on its hind legs and juggling with three knives.
Similarly elsewhere in the manuscript, for example the fourth paragraph on the same page.
The MS Excel CCI Calculator provided with this manuscript, for example, could easily be integrated into an EMR for aid in data collection.
To prevent confusion, we added this sentence to the manuscript: For example, hypothetical protein F17C11.9, was found significantly downregulated in two distinct spots, 8 and 24 hours after infection (Additional file 1, Figure 3, spots 79 and 80).
This might require a substantial amount of work that would lie outside the scope of this manuscript (for example a double knockout of both isoforms that is conditional and may not even be available), but it would certainly be helpful.
The title of the manuscript becomes highly misleading, and the same thing applies to the abstract of the manuscript (for example the cut-off values reported in the abstract and the manuscript appear to be arbitrary).
It should be noted, however, that this sort of realistic observation had long been a feature of English work in the 14th-century East Anglian manuscripts, for example, and in English embroidery from about 1300.
Reviewer's ratings were not available for all manuscripts; for example, some reviewers filled out only the comment sheet and did not fill out the evaluation form with the 2 questions (importance of a manuscript; reviewer's recommendation concerning publication).
The manuscript shows, for example that after describing a character named Lord Osborne as exhibiting "carelessness" and "awkwardness" she went back and added "coldness".
Tschöpe (unpublished manuscript 2012) for example has developed an SJT for the measurement of counseling skills among bankers, containing social competences as a major pluri-factoral component.
Surgical efficiency was assumed to be maintained at the 2011 rate throughout the 2011 to 2020 period (see Additional file three in Palmer and colleagues, manuscript submitted, for example calculations).
