The functional footnotes of the genes were made available by KAAS, along with the physically pastured KEGG GENES database.
In the official White House transcript of Bush's remarks, an asterisk was dutifully placed after the spoken errors, and corrections were made in footnotes.
A mystifying footnote simply read: "In view of the company's tax structuring no provisions were made for corporate tax".
"That it won't be [seen as] a nebulous footnote that African Americans were making films during this period.
Like the other five volumes of diaries (boiled down from a hundred and forty-five manuscript notebooks) that Beaton published himself, "The Happy Years" was so aggressively rewritten that the reader sometimes trips over a tangle of contradictory verb tenses, or bumps into what are, in effect, footnotes that have been made to masquerade as part of the main text.
The number-heavy and footnoted book, which was made available to The New York Times, underscores Mr. Gore's determination to supply specifics in his policy proposals.
With a recent victory on this track in the Holy Bull Stakes, he seemed a better fit for this race than Read the Footnotes, who was making his 3-year-old debut after a layoff of more than two months.
"Failed pilot" is the phrase typically used to refer to these castoffs, raised with some care only to be made a footnote in a welter of intersecting careers.
"[O]ur legal team took another review of the AG letter, and a good recommendation was made to include footnotes to source the quotes/legal arguments," Rockwood wrote in an email sent to Pruitt's office and Whitsitt, the Devon executive.
In most African countries with a sizeable population of pastoral nomads, the nomadic populations are excluded from the DHS sampling frames although frequently, this point is made in a footnote or an appendix and after the introduction has stated that it was nationally representative.
