Correction: May 20, 2000, Saturday A subheading on Wednesday about new support for Vicente Fox Quesada, the leading opposition candidate in Mexico's presidential election, referred incorrectly to Federico Reyes Heroles, a political commentator whose views were cited.
LONG ISLAND AT ITS BEST Correction: December 19 , 2004 Sunday A subheading on Nov. 21 in an article about major artworks in regional museums misstated the county for Dia:Beacon.
NEW JERSEY AT ITS BEST Correction: December 19 , 2004 Sunday A subheading on Nov. 21 in an article about major artworks in regional museums misstated the county for Dia:Beacon.
CONNECTICUT AT ITS BEST Correction: December 19 , 2004 Sunday A subheading last Sunday in an article about major artworks in regional museums misstated the county for Dia:Beacon.
It contained the subject line, "Request for Attorney General" and a subheading, "Basis for Request".
It is difficult to quantify how many points-of-view would be needed in order to satisfy most information needs; however, point-of-view refinement is roughly comparable to the conceptual scope of a subheading enhancement for MeSH subject headings, and currently there are 83 subheadings in use [ 22].
For example, in the current version of the manuscript the reader is left to wonder whether "Basal versions of the β-GF" is a subheading of "Natural classification of domains" or they are equal headings, and so on.
You can use a different capitalization style for a subheading than you do for a main headline, but you should use the same capitalization style for each headings and for each subhead within the document.
To advance the field, CKJ has now created an onconephrology subheading for manuscript categorization.
In a report about the changes in the online edition of the trade publication Advertising Age, which appeared in late November, the headline read "Chrysler Conception Spot Rankles Viewersrs" and a subheading read "Ad for Concorde Makes Reference to Sex on a Plane".
