Sentence examples for prior paragraph from inspiring English sources
The advantage of converting this year is the ability to report income in two installments (with the potential for better matching state income tax deductions as described in the prior paragraph).
And if that prior paragraph was too jargon-y for you (if not, please proceed to Hacker News), the long and short of it is that FatFractal aims to help developers speed time to launch by allowing them to code not just more quickly, but more elegantly, because it's allowing developers to code natively.
I would posit that a better analysis of the controversy arises from Ms. Rabinowitz' statement in the prior paragraph of the article: "Despite all my accomplishments -- and my age is also an accomplishment -- I felt minimized".
The latter will never happen, and neither will the prior paragraph's suggestion.
Demographic and SES characteristics (listed in prior paragraph) for these areas were used as the predictors (x-variables) in a multivariable normal regression imputation model to predict block-group health behavior/outcome prevalence.
In the revised manuscript we have maintained the use of qualifiers to indicate the lack of complete certainty (which would likely require structures of mutant and wild-type αβ- tubulin, and more) while also re-working the discussion surrounding these data to include some of the arguments from the prior paragraph.
The claims themselves each consist of a conclusory recitation of the applicable legal standard and a general "reference [to] all allegations of all prior paragraphs as though fully set forth herein".
First, we deal with dialogues as opposed to explicitly elicited prior knowledge paragraphs.
By the observation prior to this paragraph, it follows from Proposition 3.2 of [ 5] that ℒ (S ) ∪ { a 1 } is a subset of an element, say ℒ a 1, in ℱ ρ.
Dr. Carlos Campillo, Hospital Universitario Son Dureta, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, kindly pointed out that in the paragraph prior to the conclusion, it should read "Figure 3" instead of "Figure 2" and that in the last two sentences of that paragraph, it should read "gram-positive" instead of "gram-negative" [ 1].
In paragraphs prior to Cameron's quote, Nelson wrote: "I ask a question I feel sure he will dodge about the trial of Charles Saatchi's former housemaids and the revelation that his ex-wife Nigella Lawson used cocaine.
