Sentence examples for in separate paragraphs from inspiring English sources

The impact of the registration process, the chemical safety reports, proposed new exposure limits, the extended safety data sheets, and the substitution of SVHC on workers' health and safety are discussed in separate paragraphs.

To handle the accompanying complexity in notation and to facilitate the readability of the paper, each section is organized in the same way: we present the single model, whereat numerical or algorithmic details are given in separate paragraphs.

So the results of earlier studies into the long-term effects of maternal PPD will be presented in separate paragraphs according to the developmental outcome in question.

The results for the various categories of program elements are presented in [Additional file 1 – Supplemental Tables S2-S8] are are discussed in separate paragraphs below.

In 'A guide to the CBBC audience', which is publicly available online, girls and boys are described in two separate paragraphs, headed 'Girls: Emotionally focused' and 'Boys Taskk focused', respectively.

We now provide a more detailed description of growth cone and filopodial dynamics and the Spillane et al. citations in the Results section 3 and in a separate paragraph in the Discussion section entitled 'The role of filopodia'.

In addition, based on the suggestions of the reviewers, we specifically address this topic in a separate paragraph in the results, and toned down our conclusions in the Discussion.

Differences in fat distribution were observed across the congenics (described in a separate paragraph), but in general CAST alleles tended to decrease all fat pad weights (Table  1).

It is worthy of mention but needs to be described in a separate paragraph and not mixed in with the discussion of the potential importance of subunit exchange for memory maintenance.

If the House could agree we could overcome all the difficulties that we have with the language versions by putting in as a separate paragraph itself - either as a sub-paragraph of 45 or as a new 45(a) - which says "and urges them not to imprison young people who commit offences, except as a last resort".

The screening is very similar to the screening procedures used in other procedures and will therefore be discussed in a separate paragraph (see section on 'Selection of phenotypically improved cells').