One way to structure a headline is with a main point, followed by a colon and then a memorable subtitle, such as "Help Files: How to Write Them So Users Will Actually Use Them".
Within the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, an institutional structure headlined by a high level Food Safety Working Group has been set up.
Daily life is now structured around the possibility of attacks, with news headlines about bombings and shootings flashing across our electronic devices on a routine schedule.
Even more than its "Saturday Night Live" model, "The Daily Show" is structured basically like a regular newscast, with a half hour of headline news, features and commentary.
In addition, news reports are structured so that the death itself appears in first position in the headlines and lead, with no preparatory information, unlike in doctor-patient or doctor-relative communication for instance.
Formats like Really Simple Syndication (RSS) provide structured Web information, display changes in summary form and stay updated about news headlines of interest.
These included analyses of the content, like the sentence structure of headlines and the word diversity in articles; overall site indicators, like the URL structure and website traffic; and measures of the outlet's influence, like its social-media engagement and Wikipedia page, if any.
For more than 30 years, I have seen a stream of tales about gender differences in brain structure under headlines that assure me that from birth men are innately more rational and better at map-reading than women, who are emotional, empathetic multi-taskers, useless at telling jokes.
It indicates the use of marked thematic structures, in headlines and bodies of the reports, as a persuasive tool to draw Syria positively.
Therefore, it is of importance that the author attempts to structure this theme into the headlines biological material, antibody choice, assay development, detection of cut-off values, statistics and project design.
