"updated manuscript" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document that has been revised or edited. For example, "Please review the updated manuscript and let me know if you have any thoughts."
The reader is also advised to consult Steedman's updated manuscript, The Productions of Time (see the Other Internet Resources).
We have stated this more clearly in the updated manuscript.
Please see Protocol 7 of the updated manuscript for details on this experiment.
In the updated manuscript, we added more information in context of EGFR.
We now pay specifically mention the dual oscillator and other models in the Discussion section of the updated manuscript.
In turn, this resulted in a de-emphasis of the YFP/RFP ratio in the updated manuscript which will help to clarify how hit plates were identified.
We attempted to avoid overlap by excluding studies for which updated manuscripts were available.
While rating the updated manuscripts, masked evaluators guessed the allocated group in 62% (56/90) of papers (95% confidence interval 51% to 72%; individual percentages of success 56% (50/90), 57% (51/90), and 68% (61/90).
We hope that the accurate and updated manuscripts in this issue will provide not only new insights into the search of reliable biomarkers but also a starting point for innovative perspectives in the disease.
Authors have contributed in the following ways: MP analysed the data, performed the literature review, wrote the first draft of the manuscript and updated the manuscript after co-author feedback.
We have also updated the manuscript to address this point.
