Sentence examples for manuscripts state that from inspiring English sources

The manuscripts state that "one Pribina", who had been "driven across the Danube by Mojmir, duke of the Moravians", fled to Ratpot, Margrave of Pannonia (c.

For journals publishing human research, similar low numbers required that manuscripts state that research adhered to the Declaration of Helsinki: 9 Italian journals referred to outdated versions (1983 or earlier) and only 1 Italian and 6 UK journals referred or linked to the current version.

In conclusion, when taking into account the difference in associations of the tumor immune markers and tumor IS per endocrine treatment arm, these data partially support the hypothesis of previous manuscripts stating that endocrine treatment harbors an immune-modulating effect [ 17, 31].

The authors of this manuscript state that all of them have contributed substantially to manuscript preparation.

The authors of this manuscript state that all of them have contributed substantially in the manuscript preparation, interpretation of results or study design and logistics.

The authors of this manuscript state that all of them have contributed substantially to manuscript preparation, interpretation of results or study design and logistics.

The authors of this manuscript state that they all contributed substantially to manuscript preparation, interpretation of results or study design and logistics.

The authors of this manuscript state that all of the authors have seen and agreed to the submitted version of the manuscript and with the listing of the authors.

The Bannatyne manuscript states that Paal Baccas was killed in 1231; after which Leod peacefully succeeded to his possessions.

The writer of the Bannatyne manuscript states that each successive flag bearer was buried within this tomb, and that the writer's own grandfather saw the old ceremony performed for the last time, in the 18th century.

An anonymous 17th-century manuscript states that Hues circumnavigated the world with Cavendish between 1586 and 1588 "purposely for taking the true Latitude of places"; he may have been the "NH" who wrote a brief account of the voyage that was published by Hakluyt in his 1589 work The Principall Navigations, Voiages, and Discoveries of the English Nation.