Sentence examples for footnote I from inspiring English sources

This differing risk of suicide death between individuals stopping/modifying lithium, versus stopping/modifying valproate, treatment over 0 180 days was associated almost exclusively with those individuals stopping, rather than modifying, treatment (Table  4, Footnote i: OR 3.61, 95% CI 1.34, 9.73; p = 0.011).> -wrap-foot> ap = 0.87.

The source of each newly identified sequence is annotated as a footnote (i.e. genomic, ESTs).

(Footnote: I looked in vain.

As a footnote, I must mention Zuleika in Cambridge by SC Roberts, a parody.

(See footnote) I know this hill from my own attempts to attack the Revolutionary landscape, as well as from ancient maps, where it is denoted as Remarkable Hill.

As a footnote, I must namecheck the Brazilian jockey Jorge Ricardo, who has more wins than any other jockey in history.

But his 368 footnotes ("I love footnotes," he says, needlessly) are heavily weighted toward the most inflammatory writings and sayings of the class's most outspoken members.

If Wolfe had taken a moment even to peruse the book's pages, he might have noticed the nearly 1,000 footnotes I employ to make my case.

But if you do buy the book, you'll find it illustrated with lucid charts and graphs, footnoted (I'd have liked more of these), indexed and far more serious than it looks.

I tracked down one or two of his colleagues and bought records he was involved with, but while I studied the names in the liner notes — Hollywood eccentrics, industry legends, footnotes of footnotes — I began to fixate on one: Dawn Eden, the person who tracked down the rest, who heard the music long before you could easily buy it and learned enough about him to write, at least, the booklet.

"You mean journalism with footnotes?" I think it's important to understand that the reasons why so much is made of the differences between journalism and academic or professional history have at least as much to do with the practical exigencies, self-images, and neuroses of the two professions as they have with the real intellectual substance of the two crafts.