Sentence examples for noted in footnote from inspiring English sources

The translation by William E. Butler is based on the official text and any differences with the Russian language version are noted in footnote annotations.

As noted in footnote 1, we believe this approach is less informative to policymakers.

However, unless stated otherwise, the quotes below are taken from the online English translation noted in footnote 1 and cited in the Bibliography under Kant 1795.

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.

"In my 20 years of doing oversight work," Bromwich noted in one footnote, "I have never before had the entity over which I was exercising oversight unilaterally dictate who could be interviewed, even in those instances in which I have dealt with very sensitive matters".

He noted in the footnote that during recesses in the trial, reporters, analysts and legal commentators would rush into the halls, turn on their cell phones and the stocks of the two companies "would bob or dip in response to some random comment by the court, the trial lawyers, or a particular witness".

Additionally, the Court noted in a footnote, the Tennessee Supreme Court has stressed that this "exception to the employment-at-will doctrine" "must be narrowly applied and not be permitted to consume the general rule... that employers need freedom to make their own business judgments without interference from the courts".

These few exceptions are noted in the footnote in Table 1 and detailed here.

The latter three variations in the scale are noted in the footnote of Table  1.

Main (1973: 21) wryly noted in a footnote to her doctoral thesis that although this technique of anomalous cases was pragmatically useful, "Linnaeus might not approve".

As noted in the footnote to Table 3, we separately examined gray matter within each of the lobes and found evidence for diabetes-related deficits in gray matter within each: frontal, −1.3% (P = 0.06); occipital, −1.4% (P = 0.06); parietal, −2.5% (P = 0.004); and temporal, −1.7% (P = 0.02).