Sentence examples for manuscripts stating from inspiring English sources

Manuscripts stating "all specimens were sent to pathology" without final reports were deemed inadequate for inclusion.

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].

They conclude their manuscript stating that: "while altered BDNF expression may not represent the primary disturbance in AD, changed expression of, or altered responsiveness to BDNF (and subsequently decreased SST levels) may represent a critical feature of Alzheimer's disease progression".

In general, the reviewers have a positive response to our manuscript, stating that the manuscript "will have a big impact on the transcription field and data generated will serve as a valuable resources for both experimental and computational researchers".

We have incorporated a new sentence in this section of the manuscript stating that another explanation for this lack of linkage is that the experiment was too small and needs to be larger.

They found that of the 50 original research journals with the highest impact factor, 4488%8%) had a statement about data sharing; there was a wide variety of journal requirements, ranging from requiring the sharing of all primary data to just including a statement in the published manuscript stating that data can be available on request.

The c.1800 manuscript stated that at around this time, a man who wished to curry favour with the expectant heir (MacLeod of Talisker) attempted to steal the flag.

The writer of the manuscript stated that in the time of his own father, the last male of this family was interred this way.

The writer of the c.1800 manuscript stated that the spear was by then since lost, and that the secrets conveyed to MacLeod were lost forever.

The c.1800 manuscript stated that both the honour and the very existence of Clan MacLeod was thought to have depended upon the preservation of the Fairy Flag.

The writer of the c.1800 manuscript stated that this knowledge was said to have been held by this man's family until its extinction.