Sentence examples for additional subsections from inspiring English sources

Demographic information about study participants is presented in "Study Participants" section, and qualitative findings are presented in four additional subsections.

This expression pattern may be significantly altered by induction with phenobarbital, but because many of the aforementioned genes are expressed in additional subsections, it seems that Cnc is not the only factor involved in constitutive expression of genes involved in xenobiotic metabolism.

Perhaps an additional subsection in the Introduction could be written.

However, through genome mining, additional Subsection V cyanobacteria were identified to also encode the hap gene cluster.

As the bistatic angle β increases, the FSML becomes more aligned with the baseline, indicating the transition to the FS regime and the utilisation of the additional FSR subsection nonlinear processing block.

Among all the metabolic enzymes in the presented dataset, proteins involved in amino acid metabolism formed the largest subsection (Additional file 1).

Choosing three populations and the χ values for the seemingly less accurate one- and two modes was reproducible in all data analyzed (for additional explanations see subsection 2.7. Computational procedures and data analysis of photon streams, first paragraph).

P. merkusii/ P. latteri also showed increased support with removal of variable sites and, similar to tree-independent results initially varied in phylogenetic placement as sister to subsection Pinus and subsection Pinaster (Additional File 6).

The following subsections provide additional computational details required for a complete analysis.

This statement needs some additional verification – see above (subsection " Myo15 ∆N/∆N hair cells develop normal stereocilia bundles").

We have now clarified this sentence, added a pooled statistic, and updated to include the additional data (in the subsection headed "Spontaneous changes of mind (vacillations) are present in the neural activity"): "Vacillation trials were more common among free-choice trials than forced-choice trials in every one of the 7 datasets (p<10-9 pooled; χ 2x2 contingency test; Figure 4I, left).