edit something out

Examples of edited

edited

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Inevitably in an edited volume with a wide scope, several themes are absent or underrepresented.
To change to a different speaker configuration, only the list needs to be edited, not each instance of its use.
This edited book does this by presenting discussions about palliative care for older people in care-homes.
The book is edited, and the 17 chapters written, by good people in their fields.
It is excellently edited and printed and a pleasure to handle.
Manuscripts may be edited to improve clarity and expression.
The book is well written, illustrated and edited and is packed with valuable information for researchers, growers and consumers.
Data were visually edited offline for motor artifacts, eye blinks, and eye movements.
The papers were presented at an international conference in 2004 and were edited to form chapters in this book.
The 121 items provided with musical notation are edited together with their complete texts in mostly modern chant notation.
It has been carefully edited, with detailed and extensive annotation, with one inexplicable but fortunately not serious exception.
This is a fine collection, ably edited and with plentiful and helpful notes to explain dating and identify individuals.
Each piece of writing is meticulously edited, and provided with a useful but unobtrusive commentary.
The volume is well edited and produced with excellent diagrams and photographs.
Such inconsistencies should have been edited out, and comparisons/contrasts in crop breeding strategies, biotechnologies, histories, uses and gene resources edited in.
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