Sentence examples for supplementary clause from inspiring English sources
Wittgenstein had supposed that in this case there is no proposition to express the supplementary clause that is needed in the other cases.
In the Netherlands, all health insurers voluntarily included a guaranteed renewability (GR) clause in their supplementary insurance contracts.
Most recently, as part of its attempt to keep its nuclear industry afloat, the United States created the Convention on Supplementary Compensation, with a special "grandfather clause" that allowed it to retain its own distinctive domestic law.
The letter said: "I have decided under clause 5.6 of the supplementary funding agreement for the academy to give written notice of the Secretary of State's intention to terminate that agreement".
Prior to 2006, most Dutch supplementary health insurance contracts had a clause that the contract would be automatically terminated once the insured would switch to another basic health insurance provider [ 20].
I asked the supplementary question "how is a text like a clause complex?"; and it seemed to me that a rhetorical-relational analysis of a text based on RST brings out the answer: a text is a rhetorical complex.
Ratios of number of dependents and embedded clauses were significantly smaller in SZ + FTD than in both NC and FDR (Supplementary Tables 6 & 7) (number of dependents: p = 0.007; embedded clauses: NC vs. SZ + FTD: p = 0.003; FDR vs. SZ + FTD: p = 0.022), while the two SZ groups did not significantly differ in this respect (all p-values > 0.05).
Also, central "sentences" may actually be clauses embedded in lengthier sentences that contain unimportant supplementary information.
Availability and implementation: N gsane is implemented in bash and publicly available under BSD (3-Clause) licence via GitHub at https://github.com/BauerLab/ngsane. Contact: [email protected] Supplementary information: Supplementary data are available at Bioinformatics online.
