When to use bold
Updates to Article Attributes
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was changed:
Both bold and italic type should be used sparingly.
Examples of appropriate use include:
- the subject of the article in the first sentence of the introduction
., e.g "Pineal cysts are common incidental findings" - sequence names in bullet list for MRI, e.g T1: (see here)
- bacterial
latinLatin binomial, e.g E. coli
Neither bold nor italic should be used to emphasise word words in the middle of a paragraph.
-<li>the subject of the article in the first sentence of the introduction. e.g "<strong>Pineal cysts</strong> are common incidental findings"</li>-<li>sequence names in bullet list for MRI e.g <strong>T1</strong> : (see <a href="/articles/standard-medium-to-long-article-structure" title="standard-medium-to-long-article-structure">here</a>)</li>-<li>bacterial latin binomial e.g <em>E. coli</em>- +<li>the subject of the article in the first sentence of the introduction, e.g "<strong>Pineal cysts</strong> are common incidental findings"</li>
- +<li>sequence names in bullet list for MRI, e.g <strong>T1</strong>: (see <a href="/articles/standard-medium-to-long-article-structure">here</a>)</li>
- +<li>bacterial Latin binomial, e.g <em>E. coli</em>
-</ol><p>Neither bold nor italic should be used to emphasise word in the middle of a paragraph. </p>- +</ol><p>Neither bold nor italic should be used to emphasise words in the middle of a paragraph. </p>
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