For variables that require physical measurement in a clinical setting, footnotes list potential alternative variables, along with the average concordance index of an index that includes the alternate variable rather than the variable listed in Table 2.
A footnote listed precedents ruling that prosecutors could not use self-incriminating statements made by a defendant before a warning.
The only notation in the decision citing Cruz's brief is in a footnote simply listing it alongside the many dozen others.
An idea or frame of reference may be conveyed by texts through literary devices such as metaphor, imagery, symbols, graphs and through structuring devices such as tabulation, listing, footnotes and so on.
The book lacks an index, and instead of specific footnotes Mr. Sandlin lists his many sources for each chapter, often with useful commentary on the publications.
From this testimony, and other, guardedly described research - there are no footnotes or lists of primary sources, only a brief bibliography made up mostly of standard histories - he has extracted quite a scoop: that both shortly before and shortly after the Falklands war, the Conqueror undertook a bizarre but ultimately successful cold-war mission which has remained secret ever since.
The Hays and Segall paper provides a footnote to the listed value of percent blood volume indicating that the fractional blood volume includes blood in the coronary artery content.
It serves as a kind of footnote section to list other places you find the same, a similar/related topic in the Bible.
Share options may (controversially) not have been "expensed"—ie, treated as a cost for the purposes of companies' profit and loss account but they were listed in footnotes, available for any half-numerate analyst to make the calculation for himself.The remedyThe Sarbanes-Oxley act became law in July.
Corporations are holding toxic assets off-balance-sheet, listed as footnotes in reports.
