Sentence examples for manuscript that describes from inspiring English sources

We are currently working on another manuscript that describes these issues in much greater detail.

This is an interesting manuscript that describes an important novel function for miRNAs.

3) The authors refer only once to Yildiz et al. 2008, a manuscript that describes quite similar kinesin constructs, but (mainly) using cysteine-free constructs.

At the present and in our knowledge, this is the first manuscript that describes ILP-2 and NAIP in human prostate in vivo tissue.

When revising the manuscript, your goal should be to generate a focused manuscript that describes a rigorously-tested system and includes a smaller selection of biological applications to illustrate and highlight the potential of GLO1.

Given the amount of data that we have accumulated on this point, we are planning to prepare a separate manuscript that describes this mechanism in detail, and are hoping that the reviewers agree that this lies outside the scope of the current manuscript.

In 1987, the British ornithologist Graham S. Cowles prepared a manuscript that described a new species of Old World babbler, Rodriguites microcarina, based on an incomplete sternum found in a cave on Rodrigues.

The intention of the authors was to develop an initial exploratory manuscript that described the researchers' experiences of working with a researcher-driven, population-specific CAB.

Again, I remind you that this report was only 11 years ago, and if a manuscript that described only four cases of type 2 diabetes in youth was submitted today, we would have a hard time justifying publication just based on novelty.

More specifically, we introduce a number of manuscript categories to better reflect the current scope of physics-driven research in this particular field of medicine: 'Original articles' are manuscripts that describe unique scientific contributions, starting with a hypothesis, clearly defined materials and methods, presenting results and an unbiased discussion and conclusion.

We also invite submission of manuscripts that describe the use of the resources presented in this month's issues of Genetics and G3.