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Structural formulae should be drawn in the manuscript in the position where they belong.
They must be numbered in consecutive order with the other figures.
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Abbreviations are hindrances to a reader working in a field other than that of the author, and to abstractors. Therefore, their use should be restricted to a minimum. Abbreviations should be introduced only when repeatedly used. Abbreviations used only in a table or a figure may
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Section 8 at the end of these instructions contains a list of bbreviations, which may be used without definition within the text of articles published in JSS.
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8 Standard abbreviations
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