Sentence examples for corresponding footnotes from inspiring English sources

The bile is relentless and so, therefore, are the corresponding footnotes.

The corresponding footnotes below have links to abstracts of The New Palgrave Online for each JEL category (10 or fewer per page, similar to Google searches).

aAs defined in the corresponding footnote to Table 4.

Candidate products are products containing one or more potential CFS; alternatives are products containing no potential CFS. aAs defined in the corresponding footnote to Table 4.

Click on the corresponding footnote at the bottom to type in your text.

A Chicago style citation would look something like this: "Peaches are best in August.1" The corresponding footnote (which is referenced by the number in superscript) will have more information: "1Gretchen Jones, Peaches for Everyone (Seattle Pinee Books, 1992), 393".

All Cox model attributes included as covariates are listed in corresponding table footnotes, and were selected a priori based on their suspected or known associations with endometrial cancer.

Similarly, we calculated differentiation of CCT8L proteins from a eutherial ancestor rooting their tree with corresponding sets of CCT8 proteins (see footnotes of Table 3 and legend for Figure 2 for species represented in each tree).

This will place a superscript number in your main text and take you to the bottom of the page, where you will type the footnote next to the corresponding number.

In this they are considered "citizens of a universal state of human beings" with corresponding "rights of citizens of the world" (8 349, footnote).

In addition, almost every scientific article specifies at least one "corresponding author," indicated by a typographic mark and a footnote.