Like "Bossypants," they both have short, punchy chapters; adorable kid photos; and an excess of parenthetical punch lines.
However, if you do not include the author's name in your quote introduction (eg Some poets write about... ), then you need to include it in the in-text parenthetical citation before the line numbers with only a space in between the two no comma! no comma!
Parenthetically, the melanoma cell line KM that was used in our study was refractory to BCG supernatant, and moreover, culturing them directly with active doses of recombinant IFN- γ had no effect on HLA1 expression (data not shown).
Parenthetically, we note that this feature facilitates release of the l-ornithine product during catalysis.
This means that the lush-voiced Ms. Chinn will suddenly switch from an aria about the torments of passion to the parenthetical (and monotonal) delivery of a line about having seen a horrible space monster, and then back to florid song.
Fig. 6 Phenogram for six Argyreia morpho-types from cluster analysis based on UPGMA method using 24 anatomical traits; the vertical dashed line indicates similarity coefficient; parenthetical numbers (1)–(13) indicate accession number of plant materials cited in Table 1.
Medium shot of Althea from their angle....) And so on for another half-dozen lines of instruction before the parenthetical is complete.
It's hard to watch Ms. Lohan joke about her record, even self-deprecatingly, and she was careful to add parenthetical disclaimers on either side of a punch line.
Whenever the Politburo or the Central Committee of the Supreme Soviet or the Party Congress had a session, the newspaper would fill with endless metres of incomprehensible gray copy, in which the only lines that made any sense were the parenthetical clauses describing applause.
