Sentence examples for manuscript to another from inspiring English sources

Activities that seem quite twenty-first century, she shows, began when people cut and pasted from one manuscript to another; made aggregated news in compendiums; passed around précis.

Your best bet may be to make the changes and submit your manuscript to another journal.

Although the color palette is similar from one manuscript to another, Saint-Médard de Soissons's Gospels show a wider range of hues used in magnificent paintings of tympanum in vaulted ceilings, where the color purple is strategically applied in folio 7 for a gold and purple book; folio 8v for the banner and a beautiful cameo sky—.

In this way, potential attempts at duplication could be detected (authors having submitted their manuscript to another journal (and getting published) in addition to submitting to UfL).

There were also copying errors intriguingly similar to those found in genetic inheritance, such as the insertion or deletion of words or letters, or the random swapping (or 'crossing over') of sentences from one manuscript to another.

As you know, it is eLife's policy to not ask for substantial new experiments as part of a revision, and you are certainly welcome to take this manuscript to another journal at this time.

For many years, researchers have tried to identify manuscripts closest to the missing original by comparing the changes and errors that were copied from one manuscript to another--just as evolutionary biologists construct biological family trees by comparing inherited changes in DNA.

It is thus unclear to me why these authors did not submit their manuscript to the Lancet or another such review.

8– 10 This released extracellular domain is referred as "soluble klotho" in this manuscript to distinguish it from another short klotho protein containing only a KL1 domain called secreted klotho, which is directly encoded by secreted klotho transcript through alternative splicing.

In each of BMC Microbiology and BMC Infectious Diseases, we identified 100 manuscripts that had two reviewers each, one suggested by the authors and one by another party (BioMed Central's PubMed search tool comparing the abstract of the manuscript to abstracts in PubMed, another reviewer or editor).

Another ATF official has been reviewing Dodson's manuscript to look for sensitive or classified law enforcement information in case Dodson decides to publish the book for free, The Washington Times reported.