Sentence examples for of both manuscripts from inspiring English sources

But after the Washington manuscript was brought to his attention last winter, Dr. Blight realized the rarity of both manuscripts and their value in the emancipation debate.

Genealogical thinking would directly feed into stemmatics and historical linguistics (Alter 1999; Morpurgo-Davies 1992), fields that occupied themselves with reconstructing the pedigrees of both manuscripts and languages.

It should be the responsibility of peer reviewers of both manuscripts and grant proposals to inquire as to these types of analyses if they are not provided.

Importantly, the key findings of both manuscripts were in line with our paper, i.e. PCD patients have lower nNO than healthy controls or CF patients [ 9, 17], and the hand-held device is effective for screening to differentiate PCD from other groups [ 17].

It now shelters one million literary works, including priceless medieval manuscripts and the world's largest collections of both Faust manuscripts (14,000 volumes) and original Lutheran Bibles (about 30).

Previous studies have used Raman spectroscopy, XRF, FORS and imaging spectroscopy for the non-invasive study of watercolour pigments in both manuscripts and paintings on paper [7 13].

Opportunity exists to strengthen review of ethically suspect research by more deliberately charging reviewers with the task of both reviewing manuscripts with respect to compliance of ethical tenets, and rejecting those that do not meet applicable international standards.

Reviewer #3: The Coon et al. manuscript that has apparently been sent to another journal presents some complications: 1) There is overlap as in both manuscripts induction of VEGFR3 phosphorylation by FSS is now presented as a novel finding.

Because Dr Dane was the statistical reviewer of our manuscript, both the authors and the editors were aware of Dane's comments on this issue well before publication.

These, along with many thousands of Greek manuscripts, both ancient and medieval, serve as sources for the studies known as Greek epigraphy and Greek paleography and are of untold importance for all branches of ancient history, philology, philosophy, and other disciplines.

In addition, characteristics of both the published manuscripts and the journals in which they were evaluated.