Records from AntiBase needed proofreading, because we found that approximately 2 3%% of the structures had incorrect elemental compositions.
I said, 'You don't need a proofreader, you need a proofreading department.' " Ms. Suitt, who has had a varied career that includes a master's in fine arts from Columbia, legal proofreading, a stint at LexisNexis, blogging, running her own Internet start-up and working as a personal trainer, has in six months built a department soon to hire its fourth person.
The videos are bolstered by text explanations of each move, which I found helpful, if occasionally in dire need of proofreading.
She also cited the pressure of producing such component tests for the first time and on a tight deadline, which, she added, gave officials in New York State less time than they needed for proofreading.
If you need help proofreading, I am available.
Contemporary praise was not entirely universal; an anonymous review of Superstitions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland included in The Scottish Antiquary, Or, Northern Notes & Queries (now The Scottish Historical Review) in 1901 described the work as "a book of considerable pretension" and stated it was in need of proofreading, citing several printing errors.
No matter how excellent your writing skills are, your work will need careful proofreading and revising.
Find an article in need of proofreading attention, then copyedit it.
Commenting on the essay, Davis warned: "You need to proofread your papers before turning them in.
In the debriefing sessions, participants noted that there are errors introduced into the documents by SR that are more subtle, therefore " you need to proofread quite carefully".
