In the APA example, only the author's name and date are given in the footnote.
In Denmark, for example, only the permanently incapacitated receive a benefit.
For example, only the opinions of people who are home during a short period of time are measured.
So far, for example, only the Food and Drug Administration appears to have any authority over the new salmon, which the agency claimed by designating the fish's foreign genes and the growth hormone they produce as a drug for animals.
For example, only the last 1,000 photos uploaded to iCloud will be synced with iPhones, iPads and iPod touches, and a user must take action to protect any image from being deleted as a result.
In New Zealand, for example, only the richest tenth of households pay much more under the country's progressive income tax than they would under a 25% flat tax (see chart).
For example, only the most compelling positive factors would justify a favorable exercise of discretion in cases where the applicant has committed or been convicted of a serious violent crime, a crime involving sexual abuse committed upon a child, or multiple drug-related crimes, or where there are security- or terrorism-related concerns.
This extension of run is needed because in C instruments, everything that happens within the run loop is normally hidden from the lisp interpreter; if you set a global variable's value, for example, only the run-specific version of that variable is affected.
Also in the bar, tucked away in the corner, is a pool table, and next to it on the wall is a polite notice, listing the local regulations for the game - for example, only the person who wants to play can chalk his or her name up on the board.
This year, for example, only the most intrepid traveller should try to reach Glasgow from southern England after the last train has left Euston on Christmas Eve; several days of closures are scheduled north of Watford and again north of Crewe.
Then, in this example only the remaining $8,500 would count towards the ADP test.
