Sentence examples for sections of an article from inspiring English sources

Under direction, a word processor can correct misspellings, insert or delete words or sentences, rearrange sections of an article, or prepare accurately typed copies, but it cannot write an article.

Only original results are recorded, normally from the 'Results' or 'Discussion' sections of an article.

Understanding of different sections of an article (Questions four to seven: each with a four-point rating scale) v).

In 'full curation', literature curators extract genetic entities and related molecular and phenotypic data from the results (text, tables and figures) and methods sections of an article.

For instance, Bazerman (1988), as well as Berkenkotter and Huckin (1995), established the fact that experts read selectively (skipping parts of the text; reading only the parts they deem new and important) and nonsequentially (not reading the sections of an article in order).

(6) Recommendation to database curators: MEDLINE: Consider that deposition statements may occur in many sections of an article; in a footnote at the beginning, in a separate section at the end (currently considered by MEDLINE indexers), but also in the methods or results sections (not currently considered by MEDLINE indexers).

Or every time I dared to read the comments section on an article about people of color.

The opening section of an article about the results of the Nassau County primary election was also omitted from some copies.

Economist commenters recently rehearsed the arguments on each side in the comments section of an article on the famous Tulipmania of the seventeenth century.

He might be hanging around the comments section of an article on the latest X-Men movie, pointing out the differences between the film adaptation and its original print incarnation.

Conditional redirection to HTTPS To enable a migration per section we have leveraged the capability of our CDN provider to write easily and apply very fast redirection rules based on the path of the request (our path contains the section of an article).