Sentence examples for separate headings from inspiring English sources

The guide is part of a wider education programme at the club, and the banned words come under four separate headings of race/religion, sexual orientation, gender and disability.

The main features of Kant's reception of Leibniz are surveyed below under separate headings.

Why is it assumed that the user will understand that location is also stored under separate headings of search and other services?

A related change requires that, in the "Results from Prior NSF Support" section, researchers should list intellectual merit and broader impact results under separate headings.

Aquinas, for example, treats the questions whether God is the creator and whether the universe had a beginning under separate headings.

Participants agreed that some structuring is already present in predominantly narrative reports: separate headings for the reason for clinical referral, the topical report, the technique, the findings, the interpretation, and the signature can be considered a rudimentary form of structuring.

Commissioned to drive the 12.5-mile (20-kilometre) Simplon Tunnel (Italy-Switzerland), Brandt produced a novel plan to combat the high temperatures resulting from the tunnel depth two galleries (separate tunnel headings parallel to each other), connected by crosshatches, providing ventilation and a circuit for supply and debris-removal trains.

Under the separate group headings of individualised homeopathy and non-individualised homeopathy, and for the categories below in which there was >1 RCT of a given study design that had extractable data, we aimed to determine pooled summary statistics for: Disease-specific treatment effects per species; Disease-specific prophylactic effects per species.

If several sub-headings contain the same key word, they can be added in a separate header under the keyword, with a cross-reference back to the original header.

Furthermore, over 80% of referring clinicians prefer standardised reports, using templates and separate organ system headings [51].

Derived from the Medieval Latin caput, "head," its etymology suggests a document with headings separating provisions.