If I could offload the most quotidian of the above, say, crafting a standard paragraph that compares results with forecasts, and save myself a few seconds, I'd be all for it.
In contrast to the Spatial Pattern Separation task, a standard paragraph recall test that is sensitive to the MCI stage of AD [ 56] was not sensitive to these biomarker correlates of preclinical AD.
To probe deeply into troubled consciousness, he uses modernist techniques, eliminating linear narrative, punctuation, standard paragraphs, anything that might stand between a reader and the characters' thought processes.
Because we can process information more easily when it's in a list than when it's clustered and undifferentiated, like in standard paragraphs, a list feels more intuitive.
In a standard 5 paragraph essay, you will have 3 body paragraphs to develop your argument.
JONATHAN ZINS Westport, Conn., March 21, 2011 To the Editor: Irony is found in a seven-paragraph Op-Ed article written to argue against the standard five-paragraph essay and rather for two-sentence brevity to match the alleged skills needed in this new world of texts and Twitter messages.
The decision shall also include the reasons for the decision under each of the standards of paragraph (f)(1) of this section, although a formal enumeration of findings is not required.
K-8 may be a time during which the educational needs of children allow for less creative writing than some might like, especially for those children who have not yet been properly nurtured with regard to constructing the standard five-paragraph essay.
The decision shall state whether or not the Service has met its burden of establishing that the alien should remain in custody because the alien's release would pose a special danger to the public, under the standards of paragraph (f)(1) of this section.
The alien shall bear the initial burden to establish a material change in circumstances such that the release of the alien would no longer pose a special danger to the public under the standards of paragraph (f)(1) of this section.
The Service shall have the burden of proving, by clear and convincing evidence, that the alien should remain in custody because the alien's release would pose a special danger to the public, under the standards of paragraph (f)(1) of this section.
