User talk:Shahid.o

This user is a student editor in Northeastern_University/ENGW3307_33035_Advanced_Writing_for_the_Sciences_(Spring_2018) .

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Peer Review by Yikai Kuo[edit]

(Peer Review, Yikai Kuo)

- Good first sentence, could add more to make a summary
- Add citations using "cite" button so readers can be directly linked to sources
- Section organization makes sense
- Elaborate on Domain 3/4 functions?
- EF-G is coded for by the gene fusA in the str operon, may be important to add

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You can change the rating on an article yourself, if you feel the change isn't controversial. Follow the rating scale for the relevant WikiProject. Moving your own work from Stub to Start or C class isn't likely to be controversial, just follow the assessment guide. People might be less happy if you classify your own work at B, because that might require more objectivity. Anything higher than B requires outside review. Ian (Wiki Ed) (talk) 18:21, 12 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]