Sentence examples for manuscript rather than from inspiring English sources

"That's because they got two translators to work on it, presumably from an early manuscript rather than the fully edited French version.

More than other publishers, Farrar, Straus was driven by pure editorial considerations — by an editor's insistent brandishing of a new manuscript — rather than by the projection of future sales.

But it was very much 'Sign up an author and wait two or three years for a manuscript,' rather than saying, 'This is what we think doctors and nurses need, what the book should look like and what the content should be.' And there had been very little development of electronic products".

This anomalous order mirrors that found in the Book of Durrow, although in the latter instance, the misplaced sections appear at the very end of the manuscript rather than as part of a continuous preliminary.

Thus, our scoring process ultimately measured the quality of the report of the RCT manuscript, rather than the true methodological quality of the trial as it was conducted.

The informativity score was not included in the quality score, as this reflects the quality of the manuscript rather than the quality of the study.

But sadly for them, they lived in an age when such writings were only available as handwritten copies of manuscripts rather than as true publications and there were no journals in which to place shorter pieces of work.

Importantly, this summary is limited largely to trial reports in primary manuscripts rather than analysis of raw data and should be interpreted accordingly.

The most notable woman poet of the early 18th century is probably Lady Mary Montagu, who still composed for manuscript circulation rather than publication.

Occasionally, the added words appear only in one source, often a manuscript copy rather than a printed edition, the earlier sources on the other hand retaining the instrumental nature and function of the alto, tenor, and bass.

In this concert he drew on Renaissance and Baroque music found in Brahms's wide-ranging music library, limiting the scope further to include only works that Brahms held in manuscript copies, rather than published editions, on the plausible theory that these probably meant the most to him.