His widow, Elise Jordan, complained to The New York Times about the characterization of his life's work in the paper's short, to-the-point obituary.
"You do present a pretty, neat, short, to-the-point paper, but you give space somewhere for the not-so-pretty bits to be available," Fanelli adds.
However, we have reworded the Abstract, Results, and Discussion sections of the paper to reflect the point that we cannot formally state that the observed regulation of DSB factors inhibits DSB formation.
SUE WHYTE It's my type of paper, straight to the point with news, without pages and pages of sh*te!
As a result, investors have been cautiously welcoming companies back into the commercial paper market, to the point where companies with middling credit ratings now pay about 0.4 to 0.5 percentage point more than companies with sterling credit.
"We are imagining techniques that go way beyond just paper recommendation, to the point where we are really generating novel insights".
I'm not convinced that the whole introns debate is needed to understand the novel aspects of this paper, getting to the point more quickly might keep readers on track more effectively.
And it's more than a decade since the black British actor Adrian Lester played Henry V at the National Theatre; although, as a few pigment pedants still wrote to the papers to point out, the king was historically white-skinned.
We have rewritten the entire paper to incorporate the point-of-view they have suggested.
The authors' work was independent of the funders, and we disclosed the paper to the Ministry of Defence at the point we submitted it for publication.
The authors' work was independent of the funding source, and we disclosed the paper to the Ministry of Defence at the point we submitted it for publication.
