Sentence examples for thoughtful revisions from inspiring English sources
He reviews the Ten Commandments, offering some thoughtful revisions.
The authors would also like to acknowledge Laurie Moore for her thoughtful revisions of this paper.
Woodward's writings represented an extremely subtle and thoughtful revision of the history of the American South.
Accordingly, a thoughtful revision of all conservation strategies regarding M. s. schreibersii might be crucial to preserve this taxon.
[Editors' note: further revisions were requested prior to acceptance, as described below.] All of the reviewers and the Reviewing editor agree that the authors have responded to the reviewers' criticism effectively with considerable inclusion of new data and thoughtful revision.
The manuscript has been improved but there are some remaining issues that need to be addressed before acceptance, as outlined below: All of the reviewers and the Reviewing editor agree that the authors have responded to the reviewers' criticism effectively with considerable inclusion of new data and thoughtful revision.
Your personal statement or essay can allow you to stand out from the crowd and deserves your time, thoughtful consideration and multiple revisions.
Finally, phrases we classified as concerned with writing (n = 373) were coded as either related directly to writing (eg, "not clear", "dense", "needs a rewrite"), or indirectly, when they referred to the refereeing process but not a specific referee comment that could be otherwise classified (eg, "a very thoughtful review", "authors responsive", "good revisions," "positive reviews").
The authors would like to offer a sincere thanks to the three Reviewers and Editors who offered thoughtful comments, specific critiques, and questions to guide revisions that strengthened this manuscript significantly.
Whether you're resubmitting to the same journal or a different one, a thoughtful and well-written cover letter is second only to the revision itself in shepherding a rejected manuscript into the fold.
