loadingCouncil of Science Editors (CSE)
Format: Sentence ([comment]) sentence.
Example: The turtle consumed .56g freeze dried krill (from the SeaStuff Inc.) twice daily for 60 days. Format: Sentence ([comment]).
Example: As the level of steam in the room increased, volunteer numbers 16, 30, and 31 left (treated at Dobed Hospital; Frumps, North Dakota).
Endnotes General Guidelines 1.
Endnotes provide interesting, helpful, or unneeded information or comments. They are used when extra information is too long to include in a parenthetic statement. 2.
Endnoted items are superscripted with a sequential lowercase letter that corresponds with the relevant endnote. 3.
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Endnotes pages are at the end of chapters with a heading such as \superscript \
4. Endnotes are in alphabetical order as they appear sequentially in the
composition. If all of the endnotes in a partitioned text are at the end of the text, rather than at the end of the sections, then they must be partitioned by text section.
5.
Font is 1 to 2 points smaller than the composition's font size.
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Council of Science Editors (CSE) Entire Sentence(s) Format: Sentence(s)[Endnote Sequential Letter].
Example: The sour cream is 9.5 oz.a.
Part of Sentence
Format: Sentence start[Endnote Sequential Letter] sentence end.
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Example: To prevent injury, polishing solutionsb should not be used on chairs or floors.
Endnotes Layout Format: Notes a. b. c.
[note] [note] [note] Example: Notes a.
Dairy Dells sour cream is packaged by Jispis Wrapping. There is an error rate of .02%. b.
Multi-surface cleansers that explicitly suggest floor applications on the container are acceptable.
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Council of Science Editors (CSE) Reference
Additional information may be found at the Council of Science Editors website (http://www.councilscienceeditors.org/).
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