Sentence examples for manuscript link from inspiring English sources

The exact intervention is described in more detail in online supplementary file 1, and in this manuscript link.

A user unsure of his or her location in one of these lists can reorient him- or herself by returning to the home page and re-entering the section of interest by following either the "Publications" or "Manuscripts" links.

The manuscript is linked to an on-line tool which appears relatively easy to use and allows researchers to interrogate this database.

Reviewer #1: In the manuscript "Piezo1 links mechanical forces to red blood cell volume" the authors investigate the molecular mechanism by which Piezo1 ion channel activity contributes to the dehydrating red blood cell disease Xerocytosis.

1) There are two weak parts of the manuscript: 1) the link between palmitoylation and Na/K pump activity and 2) PKC's part in this process.

5) We failed to identify in the manuscript a powerful link with cryptography or to the role of maximal close packing in coding theory (which appears there in a different context).

The IL-10 mediated autoregulation is not restricted to TLR responses, since similar effects were also observed in B-1P cell response to BCR cross-linking (manuscript in preparation).

In our manuscript, we have linked it to embryonic viability.

Overall, the manuscript nicely demonstrates the link between acute injury and liver cell repair responses in the YAP mosaic overexpression mice.

The use of DOIs allows a user to submit annotations before public release of the manuscript; curators resolve the link by uploading the correct article information upon publication.

Reviewer #3: This manuscript offers a novel link between nuclear envelope components and circadian clock that is conserved from insects to mammals.