| Demonstrate, with less or greater subtlety, that you've actually done this reading via hundreds of endnotes, footnotes, and superscripts. |
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| Note that superscripts represent ligand sites and subscripts refer to processes. |
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| Substantive notes could still have been indicated by numbered superscripts. |
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| A second and even clearer giveaway feature is the appearance of small-font superscripts in words like 117th. |
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| We use superscripts and subscripts to distinguish between different SNPs and different alleles within SNPs, respectively. |
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| For convenience, we henceforth drop the superscripts and subscripts indicating deme identities. |
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| Cease any talk of font analysis, kerning, superscripts or anything else of a typographical nature. |
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| For convenience, we consider only the case of two alleles at each of the three loci and the notation in this case is varied to reduce the superscripts and subscripts. |
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| In that sense, the uses of translation might be compared to the adoption of superscripts in opera, outreaching but not excluding the traditional audience of aficionados. |
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| Subscripts and superscripts works like subscripts and superscripts of functions. |
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| Older books often abbreviated words as contractions, and printed them as superscripts. |
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| In the following, we use superscripts H, S, and D to denote variables measured after haploid selection, syngamy, and diploid selection, respectively. |
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| His system abbreviated the Latin names of the elements with one or two letters and applied superscripts to designate the number of atoms of each element present in both the acidic and basic ingredients. |
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| Instead, they followed Berzelius's younger German colleagues, who replaced his superscripts with subscripts and thus created the system still used today. |
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| It is also possible to insert superscripts and subscripts into the text. |
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