"Crippled" is stated as a fact; for proof an endnote directs us to one Alessandra Lemma-Wright, author of "Invitation to Psychodynamic Psychology," where is to be found a case study of "Mark" and his ambivalent relationship to his mother.
As mentioned earlier, the correlation in state-level 5-year aggregate international migration is high across the two data sources, but the correlation is lower for annual state-level migration rates (endnote 17).
The only hard and fast conclusion drawn about the war comes in the form of an endnote, which states: "In late 2009, the U.S. military began withdrawing from the Korangal Valley.
Of the 62 authors who reported using reference management software, 4 (2 EndNote and 2 Reference Manager) stated that they would be switching to a different software package in future reviews.
If your instructor has stated that you should not use footnotes or endnotes, provide the same citation information in parentheses immediately following the borrowed information and before the closing punctuation.
Where concepts, ideas or facts have been stated in the words of another, has the writer added a footnote or endnote to back up the statements––or has this been left out?
In 2000, an endnote says, volunteers in 44 states, Canada and Mexico counted more than 300,000 butterflies.
(Indeed, in Block's 1980b, p. 291, he suggests that qualitative states may best be construed as "composite state[s] whose components are a quale and a [functional state]," and adds, in an endnote (note 22) that the quale "might be identified with a physico-chemical state").
A David Foster Wallace endnote generator.
