The term "clinically proven" will appear on a box or bottle with a footnote to this study.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/11/254/prepub *FooThise: Thistudydy has been conducted in the framework of the Swiss HIV Cohort Study, supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation.
In a footnote, the Fed study breaks out the top 10 percent of families in 2007 and 2009.
Besides, they used a footnote to a study by black scholars, so shouldn't Jill just relax a little?
According to a footnote in the study, no waterboarding is confirmed to have taken place at the Afghanistan site, which the Senate inquiry gave the pseudonym "Detention Site Cobalt".
Although his result is a historical footnote, a recent study has discovered a strong correlation between the sun's cycle and temperatures in the United Kingdom.
Carole Gilligan's research and teaching at Harvard forever changed the landscape of how we view gender by including the voices of girls and women as they stand on their own, not just as a footnote to the study of males.
During most of the last decade, as investors enjoyed the biggest stock market expansion in American history, there was little incentive to analyze footnotes or study reporting details.
It's a chapter you may want to turn away from at first since de Acosta figures in a number of other biographies, as a kind of Sapphic footnote in studies about famous actresses like Maud Adams, whom Mercedes dreamt about as a child, and eventually bedded.
One happy footnote: future studies should be even less risky for the birds.
It's odd that he footnotes a study about divorce to make the case against same-sex marriage, rather than making a reference to, and arguing against, no-fault divorce itself in the body of his dissent and pointing to it as a major reason for the decline of marriage, which Scalia at least hints at.
