Cleaned up stray elements in README

README.md

@@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ line the core class that performs the transformation can be adapted to any inter
 ## Useage
 
 ```bash
-ncmltransform.py --in_netcdf <nc_file_path> --xsl_file <xsl_file_path> [--out_path <out_path>, default=<user's home>]
+ncmltransform.py --in_netcdf <nc_file_path> --xsl_file <xsl_file_path> [--out_path <out_path>, default=<user home>]
 ```
 
 ## Build Steps
 
 In order to fully install the utility you will either need root privileges or set up a *virtualenv*. Otherwise in order
-to run the tool you will need to type `python` and then the path to the *ncmltransform.py* script. The intended install
+to run the tool you will need to type `python` and then the path to the **ncmltransform.py** script. The intended install
 steps are as follows:
 
 1. Clone this repository from GitLab
@@ -21,5 +21,5 @@ This creates a virtualenv directory named `<venv_name>` and from there use the s
 source `<path to venv_name>/bin/activate`. This activates the virtualenv and makes you able to install python modules
 in your own user account without affecting the global environment, or requiring root privileges.
 3. run `python setup.py nosetests --all-modules`. This runs the unit testing suite and sees if there are any issues.
-4. run `setup.py install" to install the utility`. The utility can now be called from the command line without the need
+4. run `setup.py install` to install the utility. The utility can now be called from the command line without the need
 to type `python`, but the *.py* extension will still be there.
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