Sentence examples for dedicated paragraph from inspiring English sources

We have added a dedicated paragraph in a new Discussion section (sentences starting "Interestingly, our community residues in some cases are found to have very different patterns of interactions in an alternative conformation").

At first glance, this new paper does not seem to include the strain discussed by Lee et al. The authors are encouraged to compare their findings with those of Lam et al. at least in a dedicated paragraph and discuss where their strain fits into the overall picture.

Brautigan wrote stories as short as one sentence; Hjortsberg dedicates paragraph after paragraph to the sights he showed Brautigan during a trip to New York.

In Collins' statement about her "no" vote, she dedicated four paragraphs to Planned Parenthood. .

She then dedicated several paragraphs to explaining her pride as a woman in light of the misogyny that ran rampant during Trump's campaign.

It would be appropriate to dedicate a paragraph of the manuscript to green beards if the social aspect were part of the work.

We would like to encourage you to dedicate a paragraph near the end of the Discussion to this and to indicate to which extent one can differentiate between different scenarios.

It was curious, to say the least, that the 557-page Jackson report dedicated just one paragraph to justifying this critical aspect of the reform package.

In one breath she juxtaposes the socioeconomic divide between using apps or the ad-supported web with the phenomenon of "white flight," the next she's punctuating a theory on visual literacy with an entire paragraph dedicated to the seductive wonders of each of Instagram's filters.

William Godwin, her future husband, described the book as illogical and ungrammatical; in his Memoirs of Wollstonecraft, he dedicated only a paragraph to a discussion of the content of the work, calling it "intemperate".

On the other hand, readers are given a thorough six pages on Quebec weather, explaining that mittens are warmer than gloves and, come spring, "the maple sap flows and allows for the production of maple syrup," not to mention a firm grounding on how to decode a weather report and an entire paragraph dedicated to UV rays.