Sentence examples for manuscript lay from inspiring English sources

For years the manuscript lay in a box in Mr. Turan's garage.

They aimed at authors looking for someone to edit a manuscript, lay out the book and bring it to market.

Primary responsibility for drafting the manuscript lay with PPP and RDS who contributed equally to the paper.

The "meat" of the manuscript lies on the set of rescue experiments of dorsal closure, and particularly of amnioserosa morphogenesis.

The added value of this manuscript lies in figure 3 where "conditional probabilities of activity" are explained.

In short I feel that the main value of this manuscript lies in it's title: Following the principle of Occam's razor there indeed seems to be no need to call upon microbial influences to explain religious behaviors.

While the novelty of the manuscript lies in the enhancer analysis before transcription begins, the authors spend quite a deal on well-studied areas such as the role of H3K27me3 or the differences in nucleosomes and histone modifications at different gene classes (see below).

For decades one of the world's great collections of ancient religious manuscripts lay slumbering, relatively forgotten, down a quiet leafy avenue in a wealthy residential neighborhood here.

"The particular significance of these three groups of manuscripts lies in the date at which they were buried," she wrote in an e-mail.

The final responsibility for decisions of acceptance or rejection of submitted manuscripts lies with the editors.

In this manuscript we lay out a maximum likelihood framework and an accessible software implementation for estimating an organism/gene specific evolutionary model and alignment scoring matrix, describe common techniques for validating the model and infer a model from a large collection of HIV-1 sequences.