Sentence examples for rewritten the sentence from inspiring English sources

We have rewritten the sentence to: "Considering that the interactions between LINKIN, RUVBL1, RUVBL2, and α-tubulin were identified using a human cell line, and were also required for gonad cell adhesion in a nematode worm, these interactions may have a conserved molecular function in Metazoa including human".

Bowers presses her for examples, and they rewrite the sentence together.

Me, I would just rewrite the sentence (Strunk and White warned about this), but of course that's not an option for a translation system.

I rewrote the sentence to strengthen the conclusion that the 5Hz response is mainly due to glutamatergic neurons.

As indicated above (comment 10), would the authors agree to rewrite the sentence " Although more research is needed, our results support that rTMS is safe to use in healthy control participants… " and revise the second part of it  " … invaluable in assessment of rTMS effects clinically " which to this reviewer is confusing?

Locate the subject, and ask yourself, "Is the subject doing the action?" If the subject is not, try to determine who is doing the action then rewrite the sentence so that the doer of the action is the subject.

In any case, we have rewritten the relevant sentences to make clear that "enough" means that the correlation between the parental and neutrally evolved proteins is no larger than between a random pair of proteins that satisfy the selection criterion.

We have rewritten the first sentences in the Abstract which now read: "Studies in rodents and nonhuman primates suggest that EC can be divided into subregions that connect differentially with perirhinal (PRC) vs parahippocampal cortex (PHC) and with hippocampal subfields along the proximo-distal axis".

Studies in this approach focused on rewriting the lead sentence using inserting and substituting phrases in the lead and body sentences which have same syntactic head chunk.

I'd like to rewrite the last sentence".

As a consequence, Paul rewrites the preceding sentence in this form: '(What is) singular is this universal'Singularearestst hoc universale'), where the presence of the demonstrative 'this' changes the kind of predication from formal to identical.