The carotid arteries run up either side of your neck. They supply oxygen to your brain. The accumulation of arterial plaque in the carotid arteries can lead to stroke. Peripheral artery disease. If plaque builds up in the blood vessels that carry blood to your legs, it can reduce the amount of oxygen delivered.
How to Cite a Chapter from a Book in Print. The basic information you want to include is the name of the book, the editor, compiler, and or translator of the book, and the publication information. Also, be sure to cite the name of the section you are citing, its author or contributors, and the page numbers of the section.
Indent paragraphs using one tab key and include a header in the top right corner of the page with the page number. MLA format does not require a title page unless it is required by the instructor. In the upper-left corner of the first page, use double-spaced type to list your name, the teacher's name, the course name and the date. After the heading, create a double space and type the title centered on the page. Titles are not underlined, italicized or written in bold in MLA.