Sentence examples for when resubmitting from inspiring English sources
Fiona Macaulay, editorial board, Journal of Latin American Studies 13) Respond directly (and calmly) to reviewer comments When resubmitting a paper following revisions, include a detailed document summarising all the changes suggested by the reviewers, and how you have changed your manuscript in light of them.
Formally, the resubmission is treated as a "new submission". What often happens in practice is that the authors submit a heavily revised version of the earlier submission along with replies to referees and the editor, just as they would when resubmitting a paper that received a revise and resubmit.
Indeed, the organisation confirmed to us that it was passed uncut at 18 with the scenes intact and then, when resubmitted with the self-imposed cuts, was again passed as an 18. Pegi also made clear that it does not have the ability to censor video games nor has it ever done so – it simply rates them.
Redknapp was forced to omit Woodgate from his 25-man squad for the first half of the Barclays Premier League season but may decide to include him when he resubmits it when the transfer window closes.
When President William McKinley took office in 1897, he quickly revived expectations among territorial expansionists when he resubmitted legislation to acquire Hawaii.
But when it resubmitted the request eight years later, the town referred the application to the village.
"This initiative is going to look very different when we resubmit it," perhaps as soon as this week, Eidinger said.
When you resubmit your article include this in your report to the journal, specifying how you have responded to the reviewers' feedback.
It was not decided on the merits of the case but addressed itself to objections Spain had entered in 1961, when Belgium resubmitted the case after private talks with March had failed.
When you resubmit, please answer these issues explicitly.
However, we would like you to address point 2. When you resubmit your manuscript, it will not go back to review, but will be assessed by BRE member Tim Behrens.
