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.
A sample reads: "If you should meet me upon a/ street do not question me for/ I can tell you only my name/ and the name of the town I was/ born in." Footnotes For the choreographer Bill T.
There are no rules to being female, but for the women who will step back today in person and in spirit, we leave our stand-ins with a few footnotes for walking in our shoes.
Abbreviations: HIV human immunodeficiency virus, MUAC mid-upper arm circumference, HC head circumference, BMI body mass index, TSF triceps skinfold thickness bData are predicted means and standard deviations, adjusted for the covariates listed in footnote 1; for significant results, post hoc comparisons were made.
Again, we refer the reader to the references given in Footnote 14 for a detailed discussion of these controversies.
In examples such as 22, the main verb of the sentence is 扔 reng "throw" and the occurrence of 给 gei is as a preposition marking the indirect object, as noted in footnote a for similar examples in Experiment 6.
We have addressed this by always including the rationale for such judgements in footnotes attached to the evidence profile.
To save space, variables significantly associated with SF-36 scores on bivariate analysis are presented for each model (in footnotes in table) [see Additional file 1].
