All of this is recorded against the darkening background of the Night of the Long Knives, Nuremburg, the race laws, Kristallnacht; but the large historical events come as parentheses noted with dread, while Klemperer sets down his personal history.
The main environmental information summarized by each component is presented in parenthesis (note, however, that this is an oversimplification; see Additional file 3).
"Technically, no function of the em couldn't be handled by other punctuation -- comma, colon, semicolon, period or parentheses," he notes.
Be sure to put the "" (double parentheses) signs after note.Rest otherwise strange things will happen (technically you get a reference to the class note.Rest, which will come in handy in about 10 chapters, but not right now).
As a reflection of earlier uncertainties about the pyridine nucleotide specificity of novel Nox enzymes, the class of enzymes has previously been termed NAD(P H oxidases (note parentheses).
Use dashes instead of parentheses when the note you are making is more connected to the initial sentence, as parentheses usually indicate a more separate or personal thought.
Values are medians with IQR in parentheses beneath, unless noted.
Usually surrounded by parentheses, these quarter notes have the number that works on a metronome computer, from 40 to about 208.
Note that the parentheses in Leśniewski's notation do not themselves have a category: they are syncategorematic.
For comparison, previously disclosed admission rates for the Class of 2018 are noted in parentheses.
