Sentence examples for separate leaflets from inspiring English sources

A leaf may be deeply lobed but still simple; a compound leaf is composed of two or more distinctly separate leaflets.

The leaflet which originally contained a 'fibre counter' and information on 'fibre and constipation' was split into two separate leaflets.

Interestingly, the men in our study did not want separate leaflets and booklets devoted to male breast cancer, but rather separate sections on issues relevant to men incorporated into existing material: 'If there was just one little paragraph for male breast cancer…' (Male).

There's also a separate leaflet for perpetrators.

In late reproductive adult stages, higher order petiolules may be observed in which the central lobe of each leaflet becomes itself a separate leaflet borne its own petiolule (Additional file 2C).

Conversely some may feel this was unfair as individual leaflets were taken out of context and consequently did not cover all the aspects of care we evaluated, for example, if there was a separate leaflet issued from physiotherapy, mobility and stairs may not have been covered; equally complications after surgery could have been covered elsewhere.

Two separate information leaflets were designed for the qualitative and quantitative components.

Many maples have lobed leaves, but a few have leaves separated into leaflets.

The information for family carers is instead presented in a separate information leaflet for family carers and the prompts illustrating the care goals are placed in a separate goal data dictionary.

In the West Midlands, police have launched two separate investigations after leaflets were put through doors in Aston, Birmingham, and BBC Coventry and Warwickshire breakfast show host Trish Adudu was abused in the street by a passing cyclist.

Abscission is a programmed organ-detachment process, in which plant parts such as fruits, seeds, and leaflets separate from their mother plants in response to developmental cues to guarantee efficient dispersal or propagation of the plants (Patterson 2001).