Parenthetically, this environmental hyperhalophile is reported to exchange genetic information with haloarchaea that share its extreme habitat [ 71]; to date no available archaeal genome sequence has revealed PARCEL domains (Additional file 5).
In all, the outcomes can be reported in multiple sentences or in a single sentence with numerical values within parenthetical remarks.
The "Associated Press Stylebook" calls it alphabet soup — sentences cluttered with initials like, "The ASDSMA and the LFJC met with members of the UBAW and the DEAJ to discuss data reported in the BSRW". And, no, just because you force fed those initials to the reader via parenthetical insertions earlier in the document does not make this acceptable.
(a) The subsections language outside the parenthetical says that the subsection applies to Code provisions concerning reporting and withholding, and the other four parenthetical references arguably concern reporting and withholding.
With the taxation language present, it would have made sense to include chapter 35, which concerns taxation, in a parenthetical that included other provisions that concern reporting and withholding.
Parenthetically, the latter affair illustrates only too sadly what the media chooses to report.
Reporting the exact day and time of his writing in a parenthetical aside, he "pulled back the fictive curtain and inserted a seemingly irrelevant glimpse of himself in the act of composition," the moment Philbrick identifies as his favorite in the novel.
(See what I mean about his inclination to insert himself where he doesn't belong? What's that parenthetical doing in there mucking up a clever, pertinent point?) Anyway, the evolution of sports reporting through 140 years or so of American journalism, from the era of Fox's newspaper to the era of Fox television, serves "Over Time" as a subtle spine.
Parenthetically, we recognize the difficulties in using qualityscoring scales for studies; differences in reported quality may be as much a function of poor reporting as a poorly conducted study [ 34].
Italic emphasis and parenthetical abbreviations are from the report.
Ms. Drew also has an odd habit of cramming some of her most interesting reporting nuggets into parenthetical phrases at the end of paragraphs.
