The latter is, moreover, typographically complex, including boldface sentences, underlinings, italics, and different typeface sizes. |
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Please indicate italics by underlining and indicate boldface by drawing a wavy line beneath the affected characters. |
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In the diagram, the relatively conserved positions are presented in boldface type. |
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The two pairs of complementary changes between structures in B and C are in boldface type and a larger type size. |
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Conserved sequence motifs are in boldface type and boxed with a solid line. |
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This condition would have been intolerable, requiring the execution of the boldface procedures and shutting down all bleed air in the aircraft. |
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Those positions located in the catalytic core of the ribozyme are shown in italicized boldface type. |
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Loci of noncoding markers that have possible codominant alleles are in boldface italic type. |
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These standard color designation names such as deep yellow and dark grayish yellow are hereafter printed in boldface. |
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Bootstrap values are shown in boldface, and branch lengths are shown in lightface. |
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If you use italics or boldface in the manuscript, they will still need to be marked up by production. |
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I quote it at length, with O'Reilly's rather selective quotation in boldface. |
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Well, here's the quote, with the part that AP quoted picked out in boldface. |
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Almost everything an end user will have to learn is explained step-by-step, with all commands shown in boldface. |
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Row titles in boldface indicate that significant evidence for positive selection was identified. |
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The items in boldface indicate that the students were handed sets of axioms and theorems. |
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The seven haplotypes are denoted with boldface letters to the right of the tree. |
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Sequence elements deleted between Atropa and tobacco are marked in boldface letters. |
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Regular type indicates activation, italic type no interaction, and boldface type repression in a majority of circuits. |
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Many choose boldface letters, or add drop-shadows or slanting or underlines or neon outlines or animation. |
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The location of the mutation is indicated with the uppercase A in boldface type. |
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Asterisks show nucleotides identical in the seven sequences and boldface type indicates the most common nucleotide in each position. |
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The prescribing information also includes boldface warnings that sumatriptan nasal spray should only be used where a clear diagnosis of migraine has been established. |
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That's no big job, but if you are copy-editing a book and need to make words in boldface hundreds of times each hour, a macro to do this can save you a lot of time. |
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Each entry begins with the synonym, varietal, or discredited name in question in normal typeface, followed by an equals sign, then the modern, accepted name in boldface type. |
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Nick always seemed kind of real to us. But this year the boldface may be in shorter supply, says Dealbook. Who's out? |
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For example, HTML would label the elements of an order for a pair of trousers as boldface, paragraph, row and column. |
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In search results, search terms are now highlighted in boldface. |
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Currently open views appear in boldface type with the active view at the top of the list. |
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For ease of reference, suggested action by the General Assembly appears in boldface type. |
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Sometimes the application of a style removes manually text enhancements applied by the author, such as characters in boldface and in italics. |
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Is the text arranged neatly on the page with readable typefaces, appropriate use of boldface and italics and good use of white space? |
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All changes in policy or procedure that appear in the Instructions section are highlighted in boldface type. |
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Use boldface to indicate students who are co-authors on the contributions listed. |
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The French language equivalent from RVM is given in boldface type, and the English language equivalent from CSH, in regular type. |
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In the printed Quick Reference and the online Command Reference, the actual command clicks and keystrokes appear as sans serif, boldface type. |
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Group names, such as Biotite, are both boldface and italicized. |
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She transcribes this part of the text from my scan and adds boldface. |
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Special formatting techniques to distinguish nonverbal notes or speaker names, such as boldface, italics, or underlining will not transfer to the spreadsheet. |
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You wouldn't think that a tech company could stay in business for a whole decade when their flagship product is a word processor that can't even do boldface. |
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The frequency of a given nucleotide at each position is indicated in the box at the bottom, and the most frequent nucleotide is shown in boldface type. |
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Often students will use an oversized font in uppercase with boldface type. |
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This is an old form of emphasis, similar to the more modern practice of using a larger or boldface font for titles. |
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Throughout this publication, selected words appear in boldface and are repeated in a glossary in Appendix A to help those unfamiliar with some of the photographic and information management terms used in the text. |
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Settings in boldface are the default and suggested parameter settings. |
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Note to interviewer: Ask the questions printed in boldface type. |
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Make good use of white space, point size, boldface and bullets. |
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In this paper, regular italics symbols, boldface lower-case symbols, boldface upper-case symbols, and regular upper-case symbols denote scalars, vectors, matrices, and sets, respectively. |
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The information on States appearing in boldface refers to activities undertaken by the Special Rapporteur between the ninety-sixth and ninety-seventh sessions which require action by the Committee. |
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Villages and towns that are within the safe zone are shown in boldface. |
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When an italicized label or guide phrase follows a boldface numeral, the label or phrase applies only to that specific numbered sense and its subsenses. |
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