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D75002BI4601v2155 rue dEragny 95000 NeuvillesurOise FranceEnglish Last revision072019INTENDED USEBIOPHENFIXa Control Set kits consist of lyophilized activated Factor IX FIXa at various concentr. Hyphens and Dashes. A Mini-Lesson. The Differences. The hyphen (-) is used to separate parts of a word.. The dash (–) is used to separate parts of a sentence.. . . (Note: The dash can be . . Hyphens. . Angela Gulick. CAS Writing Specialist. June. . 2015. Hyphens . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Hyphens (-) are used in several different ways:. Use 1: Use a hyphen to connect or “stitch” words together that you want to be read as a unit. These words will form a single concept that describes the following word. However, if this description comes after the word it describes, do not use a hyphen. . En. -. Dash and . Em. -. Dash. Magic Little Dashes!. Do you know the rules of usage for:. FOUR TIMES WHEN . YOU. SHOULD USE. The Hyphen. -. FOUR TIMES WHEN . YOU. SHOULD USE. The Hyphen. HYPHENATED ADJECTIVE . Carolyn Ellis. Topic: Ethnographers. Focus:. . Intersection of ethnographers and . the community . Method: Interpretive & Critical . Target: Ethnographers . Goal: “My article seeks to show the working of the hyphen through a narrative story that uses dialogue to detail the events and emotionality that took place during this particular return visit (see Fabian 1990, 4)” (Ellis 1995, 70). . How do I know when to use them?. What you need to know first. Hyphens are not dashes and the two cannot be used interchangeably. . Hyphen (-) Dash (–). The hyphen . connects. The dash . divides. Hyphens . can be used in several ways. .. Here . are . some . of . them.. B. e . sure to consult a dictionary . if you . have any questions. .. -Hyphens-. -Hyphens-. Use a hyphen in compound numbers from twenty-one to ninety-nine.. Department of Media and Communication. Topic: . Hyphen, Parentheses, Period. Lecturer: . Veng . Rachana. Subject: English for Journalism. . Member:. . Vinh Socheata. . . Chan Phalkun. . Sim Yuthy. Hyphens and Dashes. A Mini-Lesson. The Differences. The hyphen (-) is used to separate parts of a word.. The dash (–) is used to separate parts of a sentence.. . . (Note: The dash can be . . bailey. 11-07 and 11-08. Vocab:. Omniscient . Desecrate. 11-07 and 11-08 cont.. Answers:. Omniscient: . knowing everything.. Desecrate: . treat (a sacred place or thing) with violent disrespect; violate. Director. Shanghai, 29 May 2013. Welcome to the . 4. th. Annual BioMed Central . Editors’ Conference. Aims of the day. An opportunity for Editors of journals published by BioMed Central to: . . -. Homophones. Words that sound alike or nearly alike but have different meanings and spellings are called homophones. . affect: (verb) to exert influence. effect: (verb) to accomplish; (noun) result. principal: (adj.) most important; (noun) head of a school. Britton Chance: . Life, Times, & Legacy . Symposium and Workshop. Translational . Research in. Near Infrared Based Functional Brain Imaging. Banu . Onaral, PhD. H.H. Sun Professor and Director. School of Biomedical Engineering, . The hyphen is most commonly used to separate a word that is divided by the right hand margin, but a hyphen also has the following conventional . uses:. To . separate the parts of a compound modifier or multiword adjective when the modifier/ adjective precedes the word that it modifies (e.g. “When he is out of town, he uses out-of-town checks. A Mini-Lesson. The Differences. The hyphen (-) is used to separate parts of a word.. The dash (–) is used to separate parts of a sentence.. . . (Note: The dash can be . . represented by two .