Sentence examples for manuscript to its from inspiring English sources

Given that processes of reticulated evolution are the focus of much research in microbiology, we do not think it necessary do devote additional space in the current manuscript to its discussion.

The average time from the acceptance of a manuscript to its online publication is about 3 weeks, which ensures timely publication and therefore constant updates for the reader.

Drs. Best and Verhoef participated in the revision of the manuscript to its final form.

DL and ZX have equally participated in revising and modifying the manuscript to its final version.

All authors contributed towards the revision of the manuscript to its final version.

PB and SM provided valuable inputs in shaping the manuscript to its final form.

AOL Time Warner is publishing three electronic books, available for downloading and reading on a screen, by little-known authors who submitted manuscripts to its Web site, iPublish.com.

The comic writer and actor Charlie Higson couldn't help but see the funny side when his alma mater, the University of East Anglia, asked him to consider transferring his archive of manuscripts to its care.

Since 2008, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has required its grantees to submit their accepted manuscripts to its PubMed Central repository, which posts full-text manuscripts online within 12 months of publication.

That would put agencies in line with the National Institutes of Health, which since 2008 has required its grantees to submit their accepted manuscripts to its PubMed Central archive for posting within 12 months of publication.

At the urging of Congress, NIH proposed last year that its grantees submit copies of their accepted manuscripts to its free PubMed Central archive, which would post them 6 months after publication.