Sentence examples for prior edits from inspiring English sources

He edited ideology out or played it down, cut references to himself and his achievements, and even exhibited flexibility of mind, reversing some of his own prior edits".

You may have a boss that redrafts your work over and over, redrafting even her own prior edits.

Lasser had no prior editing experience and knew little about science fiction, but his recently acquired degree from MIT convinced Gernsback to hire him.

However, we would like to point out that the phylogenetic analysis should only be interpreted as a heuristic tool, since the alignment of many very short, evolutionary very old, and highly AT-biased sequences is not trivial, regardless of alignment method used or prior editing to remove problematic areas.

Since the later parity dataset created computational problems when fitting the animal model, it was reduced by only retaining records that were of 2nd and 3rd parity and had values for each of the three traits (prior to edits on SB data described earlier).

The corresponding figures for the integrin β alignments were 2159 positions prior to editing and 991 after editing (24 sequences).

However, none of these enzymes are programmable and therefore can only edit a single artificial target, which would need to be introduced in the target cells prior to editing.

To keep things simple we only focus on systems with a fixed number of editors (N agents), but we allow agent replacement with probability p new ≠ 0. In our numerical simulations this happens prior to editing, and new agents have initially random opinions coming from a uniform distribution.

Submissions should be 200 words or fewer and may be edited prior to publication.

For this reason it is particularly important for the ionospheric data to be manually edited prior to use.

Raw photo or video footage from the field can be emailed to the office-based staff for editing prior to further distribution.