Sentence examples for manuscript that we from inspiring English sources

Thus, we specifically state in the main manuscript that we were unable to detect this RNA using Northern blots.

We mention in the manuscript that we are using an overexpression system that is highly expressed throughout the ovariole.

We hope that we could clearly make the point in the revised version of the manuscript that we do not believe that Drep-2 interacts directly with DmGluRA.

However, we do not agree that this analysis relates directly to the manuscript that we have submitted: any change or lack of change in subcellular localization would neither strengthen nor contradict our model.

The manuscript that we submitted for publication in Experimental and Applied Acarology (Jose C. Garcia-Garcia, Manuel Rodriguez Valle, Carlos Montero, Hector Machado, Marisdania Joglar and Jose de la Fuente "Mouse as a predictive model for the evaluation of yeast derivatives as adjuvant of the immune response to the Bm86 antigen in cattle") was not accepted for publication at that time.

The only weakness in the manuscript that we are prepared to acknowledge is that although we showed (in multiple reps) that immunosuppression enables coexistence of races that do not have overlapping host range, we were nevertheless (despite considerable effort) unable to detect formation of new hybrids between races (we looked for oospores in leaves co-infected by different non-selfing races).

… What we have is not just a book or a manuscript that's been sitting on the shelf.

It's like a palimpsest — a manuscript that's doubled.

While remaining selective in our acceptances – of the 217 manuscripts that we have processed by June 2007, 115 (53%) were accepted – the number of manuscripts continues to grow from year to year.

Only 18% of the 300 manuscripts that we reviewed, however, reported an intracluster correlation (or 16% after we excluded trials with a pair matched design or those with analysis at the cluster level).

Manuscripts that we will consider for peer-review in BMC Evolutionary Biology should describe new biologically relevant methodologies or clearly show a significant advance to understand a biological question of general interest to the journal's readership.