Sentence examples for manuscript mark from inspiring English sources

We thank José A. Daròs for providing the TuMV-GFP infectious clone, Mario A. Fares and Guillaume Lafforgue for fruitful discussion, Guillermo Rodrigo for assistance with MATLAB and for critically reading of the manuscript, Mark P. Zwart for critically reading the manuscript, and Francisca de la Iglesia for excellent technical assistance.

Ultimately, allowing users to append their own annotations (in addition to those endorsed by publishers) should help to involve authors in the manuscript mark-up process.

Learned societies, publishers and their editorial boards are well placed to champion the standards for manuscript mark-up necessary to drive effective knowledge dissemination in future, and to garner community support for those standards.

"Instead of paying an editor," Raffel says, "I had editors paying me". Of the 57 backers with editing rights, 25 "took advantage," as Raffel puts it, turning in manuscripts marked with two to 3,500 notes.

We thank Chris Castorena for research assistance, Joe Felsenstein for comments on a draft of this manuscript, Mark Pagel, Alexandros Stamatakis and Ziheng Yang for supplying us with pre-release software, and the Thornton lab for comments.

We thank Kelly Gravuer for helpful discussion and insight into biosecurity legislation in Australia and New Zealand, Lynn Carlson and Bethany Bradley for GIS help and comments on previous versions of this manuscript, Mark Williamson for his encouragement to study naturalized Impatiens, and Alan W. Meerow and Hong Liu for critical comments on the manuscript.

My eyes smarted; the pages of the manuscript were marked with blotches.

At some point, someone went through the manuscript and marked the pages which Paramount had asked to be removed with the letters "STET", which is a Latin term used by proofreaders to tell the printer to disregard earlier changes.

All authors read and approved the final manuscript MAS: Marker Assisted Selection; MHC: Major Histocompatibility Complex; QTL: Quantitative Trait Locus; SNP: Single Nucleotide Polymorphism.

When she had finished it Percy read the manuscript through and marked it up with his suggested edits.

What's more, every book was treated as if it were a fresh, unseen manuscript and then marked not just with a binary classification of "likely to chart" or "likely not to," but also with a score indicating its likelihood of being a bestseller.