The authors reported that controlled human exposures to CO2 between 2,000 ppm and 5,000 ppm, with ventilation rates unchanged, had subtle adverse impacts on proofreading of text in some trials, but the brief reports in conference proceedings provided limited details.
Leave proofreading to the proofreaders and focus on the science.
To overcome some limitations of DUS screening, we planned a blind proofreading focused on DVT and PE of all contrast CT scans (including the initial injury assessment whole body CT scan with a biphasic injection) undergone by all patients enrolled in the study.
This is not unexpected, because hnRNP A1 proofreading relies on the absence of an AG dinucleotide in the 3′ splice site, which is commonly present downstream of U-tracts in Alu elements.
Online document delivery services, so far offered only by a small number of start-ups with names like Mimeo.com and NowDocs.com, have struck a chord with business travelers and others who want to transmit documents to printing shops for formatting, proofread them on screen and have them delivered throughout the country at designated times.
A typed and carefully proofread letter on high-quality stationery makes a more professional impression.
Now they were struggling to focus on proofreading that essay as well as some other college application forms due to be mailed the next day.
Although most universities have now designed policies on proofreading and copy-editing for students – with many forbidding the use of such agencies, or requiring students to be open about using them – it's still difficult to prove and there is uncertainty about whether universities are willing to act.
Beyond a certain limit, an organism would expend an amount of energy on proofreading that would not be worth the minimal gain in fidelity, a limit which might be most aptly described by the old adage "the best is the enemy of the good".
We thank Dr. Amanda D. Melin for proofreading and commenting on the manuscript and Dr. Naoki Osada for helpful suggestions.
