Sentence examples for manuscript in general from inspiring English sources

The distinguishing feature of a manuscript, in general, is that it is not intended by its author for publication.

We would like to acknowledge Gert Bronfort for advice on the sample size and statistical analysis sections and the manuscript in general.

CN performed data extractions from VistAs, participated in data modeling, drafted the data extraction methods, and helped with the draft of the manuscript in general.

MM: drafted and revised the manuscript in general, drafted section "Driving only when necessary", coordinated the writing process, and finalised the manuscript.

SLD was involved with developing and performing information extraction, participated in the analysis, drafted the information extraction methods of the manuscript, and helped with the writing of the manuscript in general.

In modern times the term denotes the illustration and decoration of early manuscripts in general, whether or not with gold.

"It is important for its intrinsic beauty and for various textual details, but it is also a key source for the study of the illumination of Hebrew manuscripts in general".

Woide, who defended the Greek manuscripts in general, and the Codex Alexandrinus in particular, from the charge of having been corrupted from the Latin, discerned two hands in the New Testament.

If the consensus is that the work should be published in eLife, the main points of the referee reports are distilled into a single decision letter that clearly spells out what additional analysis, if any, is required before the manuscript can be accepted: in general we only ask for essential revisions that will not unduly delay publication.

Our previous findings show that in general a manuscript is published in AC-IE only if two reviewers rate the results of the study as 'important' or 'very important' (on question 1 above) and also recommend publication in the journal (do not answer 'no' to question 4 above) [16], [17].

In general the manuscript has been written and constructed well.