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Dynamic molecular recognition may enhance the ability to discriminate between several competing targets via the conformational proofreading mechanism.
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Students are expected to follow the proofreading steps they are taught in class to ensure they are submitting their best work.
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Toward that end, they may be given a list of ten or twenty classically difficult words and a proofreading test, both tightly timed.
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Also, some proofreading before the article goes to print, rather than after, would be good.
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The lack of proofreading and editing is also ridiculous for a professional.
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When they returned, the nature group scored the best on a proofreading task.
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While minor grammar mishaps won't necessarily get you into serious trouble, other proofreading errors can.
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In the case of all 16, our proofreading team edited 10 articles from each publication.
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This tradeoff between speed and specificity in proofreading has been examined before.
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Creativity and critical thinking by their very nature conflict with the strict copy- "following" discipline that commercial and governmental proofreading requires.
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