Sentence examples for other sections of a from inspiring English sources

If other sections of a course are available, a "hand" icon will appear.

In such situations, however, other sections of a vessel segment may be chosen as single vessels within a given field are commonly not straight and segments can readily be found that possess a more favorable flow angle.

Another issue to be addressed in future studies is the adequacy of the dimensions to other sections of a scientific work, such as introduction and conclusion.

That's one reason we think any potential buyer ought to consider the XKR in particular: You can get the trappings and the performance (which we'll detail in other sections) of a sports car, but don't have to get beat up when you're just tooling around town.

This may involve searching other sections of a multipage website and/or contacting the developers of the tools directly to request further information.

Being able to properly distinguish between the references section and other sections of a paper would allow us to more accurately associate papers with genes by excluding genes referenced in the citations section.

For instance, some firms are "sporty" and "fratty," while others are "egghead" or "intellectual". Rivera quotes a hiring partner at a consulting firm who says, "We want people who fit not only the way we do things but who we are". These findings underline the perils and advantages of listing interests in the "other" section of a résumé.

Additionally, among the remainder, 6% meet criteria for ASD based on both examinations (scores at least 7 on ADOS module 1 or at least 8 on ADOS module 2, and meets cutoff in ADI-R for section D and either section A or B, and falls within 2 points on the other section of A or B); another 5% meet criteria for ASD based on either ADI-R alone or ADOS alone.

Indeed, whereas, in other sections of the manuscript a clear effort is made to be didactic for a non specialist reader (which is commendable since Biology Direct is not a specialty journal), I found that this section was incredibly difficult to decipher.

Among the key skills of top-quality orchestral players is their ability to watch the printed music at the same time as watching the conductor, while also listening to other sections of the orchestra – a sophisticated job of multi-tasking.

Turning to the BBC, Tindle says: "This is a serious fight being undertaken at the same time that we are experiencing an enormous loss of revenue from property, situations vacant and other sections of advertising as a result of the downturn.