Sentence examples for reader authors from inspiring English sources

Similarly "conventional" is also no "conventional" method but use the two terms "intraspecies homology-based prediction" as well as "interspecies homology-based prediction" instead of "stringent" or, previously "accurate" to not mislead the reader Authors' response: As we discussed in the previous reply, intraspecies/interspecies homology-based prediction are also very confusing to the readers.

That is not a good thing for readers, authors, publishers or our culture.

And that pondering – by readers, authors and publishers – seems already to be paying off.

I wouldn't call the people here customers; they're friends, readers, authors – people who love books.

Medical journals aspire to select, through peer review, the highest quality science, and their reputations depend on the trust of readers, authors, researchers, reviewers, and patients.

We sincerely hope that if we ever fall short of our goals, you—our readers, authors, and reviewers will remind us of our mission.

Creativity is difficult to assess because it varies according to the characteristics of the journal, such as its publication region, readers, authors, and editors.

For the benefit of readers, authors have briefly explained the applications of composite nanofibers as well as nanoparticles for the biomolecule delivery in different biomedical fields along with their clinical status and their future perspectives.

It's possible that the myth of the lone genius on his crag is so romantic that readers, authors, and critics can't help but subscribe to it, at least somewhat.

Ultimately, the goal of the publishing industry should be to serve readers, authors and their own futures by taking an evidence-based stance on DRM.

For the time being, however, placement of a manuscript within a particular journal is of great significance to readers, authors, and authors' institutions.