As such, an anti-infective treatment path statement was also revised to include a footnote that negative diagnosis is never completely certain.
He was chairman of the Scripture Publication Committee in the 1970s that oversaw publication of the LDS Church edition of the King James Bible and revised editions of church scriptures containing footnotes and guides.
Footnote 4 alone in the revised norms refers to almost 50 provisions in the church's internal legal code, and the hardy soul who goes to many of these will, of course, be bounced to many others.
His books, which fired up a whole generation of architects, were written in wild bursts, and revised only by the impatient addition of footnotes.
In the revised version, we will explain them using a footnote in Table 3.
For these chemicals, the BE values were updated to correspond to the revised risk assessments, and the new values are footnoted in the results tables.
Judge Sullivan's ruling included a footnote that "there is evidence in the record that there isn't an explanation for this change," and that the revised environmental impact statement "was completely politically driven and result oriented".
You have to go digging around in the footnotes, but there you'll find that CBO originally projected 21 million Americans to purchase coverage through the Marketplace in 2016, a number they've now revised downward to just 13 million.
If you find yourself with lots of extra information you need to put into footnotes, consider finding a place for it in the text, or otherwise revising the article or essay to account for it.
