"subsection title" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce subsections within an article or larger document. For example, "SECTION 2: Human Resources - Subsection Title: Hiring Process."
Deletion of hyperlinks in HTML version to tables in other documents Section or Subsection Title Containing Text Corrected Text Population Coverage … on Table 3 of reference [4].
Changes to in-text citations in HTML Version Section or Subsection Title Containing Text Corrected Text CPT and ICD-9-CM codes collected …reporting rules2,,3 require … …reporting rules2,3 require … Insured population … Care Act of 2010.
Changes to in-text citations in PDF Version Section or Subsection Title Containing Text Corrected Text Annual data reports …in place a statute that requires …in place a statute3 that requires Annual reports to the VA governor …insurance, and HMOs,3 … …insurance, and HMOs,4 … Benefits of lymphedema treatment The California analysis4 author.
9) The subsection title "Human MAE subgenome" is obscure and should be clarified.
I think it is very good, and the subsection title lines are particularly well-crafted.
b) We changed the subsection title from " LOX2/3 expression has large direct effects on plants, while the largest effects of TPS10 expression are indirect" to " LOX2/3 expression has large direct effects on plants, while TPS10 expression has large indirect effects".
One indication that the entry is "person-driven" is that the section and subsection titles invoke the names of philosophers; this should be avoided, though the editors may make exceptions if the entry is primarily historical in character.
See How to Divide a wikiHow Article into Subsections for information about making these subsection titles.
In a subsection titled "Doing Business" you'll find a late-19th-century tattoo pattern book and an account book whose title page is festooned with floral designs, both attesting to some basic human need to make images.
Writers are instructed, in the subsection on Titles and Offices, to lowercase offices (pope, rabbi, ayatollah) and uppercase titles (Pope John Paul II, Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak ha-Kuk, Ayatollah Khomeiniomeini).
We also agree that the decrease in Gli2 accumulation at the cilia tips after Nrp RNAi may not be merely a transport defect, and we have changed the "Gli2 transportation" into "Gli2 enrichment" at cilia tips in our revised manuscript (please see the aforementioned subsection and the title of Figure 3 figure supplement 2).
