Sentence examples for correct footnote from inspiring English sources

The correct footnote is Four-point Likert scale: very unlikely (1), unlikely (2), likely (3), very likely (4), where 2.5 would represent the middle.

The correct footnotes should be as follows:  aEmpirical model: CL = θCL0 + θCLPreg∗(1 + (GA/40)).

See also Corrigendum, 2 July 2001 (correcting footnote two of the above decision to read "Motion to Substitute Proposed Amended Indictment, 29 June 2001").

This article was corrected and footnoted on 27 September 2011.

(Curators also correct a historical footnote: Peter Stuyvesant, the irascible director general of the Dutch colony in the mid-17th century, was missing his right leg, not his left).

He says it's a case of correct facts but footnotes that refer to the wrong papers or are at least incomplete.

When we approached the editor in charge of handling the submission, Professor James Kaufman, he said that, "with the permission of both myself, APA Publishing, and the commentators who first noted the error, the original manuscript was modified with the correct analyses, with the footnote included so the entire process could be as transparent as possible.

He brought his journalist's and historian's eye to bear on the "papers", adding footnotes to correct Flashman's Arabic, adjust his dates and allow for possible unfairness to the fools and incompetents who commanded him.

Type the footnote in the correct style.

The footnote has been corrected to show that the original was not wrong to say Berlusconi is standing trial for paying an underage prostitute.

This has been corrected to Trouble Is My Business This footnote was added on 5 November 2014.