Sentence examples for footnote gives from inspiring English sources
The footnote gives us the context: Rebecca Nichols (1819-1903), poet and newspaper editor, then living in Cincinnati.
Table 1 shows participation rates for cases and controls, and the footnote gives details on the numbers and disposition of calls made through RDD.
In Table 1, the footnote gives the WOE codes that were used to qualitatively guide interpretation of the findings of the systematic review.
He formed a deep attachment to the men; Beevor (who knows so much about Stalingrad that when Grossman mentions some fish we get a footnote giving the species) describes Grossman as experiencing a period of "spiritual idealization," believing that the defenders of Stalingrad were saints.
Although it now seems like a mere footnote given the furore over Lizzie Armitstead, the damaging tension over Cummings's selection was hardly the ideal preparation and further reflected the wobbliness within British Cycling following the departure of their head coach, Shane Sutton, in late April.
Equally puzzling is that the book's footnotes give no references for its most startling contentions.
But may these footnotes give you just a hint of how many games Panasonic is trying to change at once.
Such historical footnotes gave substance to the students' presentations, which were otherwise based on tours of New York streets and shops, and visits to Web sites like flickr.com, stylehop.com and fashionindie.com.
The image of the footnote, below, gives a sense of both the scope of what went wrong and what we still don't know; it is riddled with redactions.
Also, transnational or diaspora studies, once seen as a footnote, has given us new focal points for examining the history of the freedom movement in India.
Alphabeat opened for Lady Gaga on her recent European tour, which makes sense, because in Europe this is major-label pop; here, apart from the era Alphabeat is recreating, it's a footnote, though given the recent dance-ification of the pop charts, that could change.
