Sentence examples for usage noted from inspiring English sources

The occurrence biases we observed do not appear to correlate with the stage-specific motif usage noted by FitzGerald et al. [ 8].

Second, there is not yet agreement on how to measure impact - in particular, whether to focus on usage (e.g., number of individuals treated; see the data on new product usage noted in this paper) or on process (the number of countries conducting a policy process and reaching the decision that is best for their particular situation; see [ 39] for an example).

Results appear in the "usage notes" accompanying major entries.

It added that the financial crisis may have been a factor in more recent increases in usage, noting that in Spain and Portugal, for example, antidepressant prescriptions have jumped by more than 20% over the past five years.

The chapter on Punctuation (separate from Grammar and Usage) notes that Chicago has finally dispensed with the practice of italicizing punctuation following a title (e.g., "The Chicago Manual of Style, a leading authority"), which is a welcome change, since Word's click-and-drag highlighting feature has problems performing this function.

Consult a modern usage guide or a dictionary with usage notes.

From "The American Heritage College Dictionary," p. 547:> USAGE NOTE The verbs founder and flounder are often confused.

From "The American Heritage College Dictionary," p. 547: USAGE NOTE The verbs founder and flounder are often confused.

Dictionaries not only slip CDs into their back covers, making search a snap, but also include "usage notes" after confusing words (American Heritage led the way there).

These are usually in dialogue or in a spoken narrative, a context that nevertheless needs to be explained by usage notes and labelling in the dictionary.

Many dictionaries give both definitions and don't take sides, in "usage notes" merely tipping off the Language Slobs to watch out for denunciation from the Language Snobs.