Sentence examples for manuscript length from inspiring English sources
Where PLOS ONE imposes no limits on manuscript length, number of figures, use of colour etc., Elsevier's nearly-open-access articles cost $3,000 despite being limited in all these respects.
The manuscript length of A Feast For Crows eventually surpassed A Storm of Swords.
With around 1600 pages in manuscript length, A Dance with Dragons was eventually published in July 2011 after six years of writing, longer in page count and writing time than any of the preceding four novels.
Limited by the manuscript length, we decided to show our analysis on one real gene in the "testing real data" section.
As print journals have limitations on manuscript length, full reporting of all intervention details within one primary paper is almost impossible, especially when the study protocols or relevant papers have not been previously published.
These journals provide open access, do not restrict manuscript length, and do not insist on publishing only 'major' findings, that is, they do not force scientists to strive for 'sensations'sensations
Finally, as detailed in the response to specific reviewer comments below, we have further edited the manuscript for length, included analysis specifically of 24 nt small RNAs, and revised figures for clarity.
While we do not provide a figure highlighting this point, this was stated in the original version of the manuscript: '…the length of individual fragments did not appear to be critical for this autonomy.
To further explore the function of ArhGAP44 in aged neurons, we added the following two experiments to the revised manuscript: Full-length and the isolated N-BAR domain of ArhGAP44 both enrich in dendritic spines in neurons.
But a great proportion of the human race never publishes anything, so if you're a diarist you have an unpublished manuscript of substantial length that sums up your whole life.
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