Up to 60% of adults report that they have had nocturnal leg cramps. The problem is often distressing, impacting on sleep, and has an adverse effect on quality of life. Pregnant women - up to 30% of women can be affected by leg cramps during pregnancy. Muscle cramps are common in children, especially at night. Those with metabolic disorders; for example, 50% of patients with uraemia and 20-50% of those with hypothyroidism complain of muscle cramps.
Formatting Titles of Texts in APA Style. For the titles of articles and chapters, write in plain text and capitalize only the first word of the title and first word of the subtitles and any proper nouns. Victorian working women: Sweated labor. For titles of periodicals, like journals, magazines. and newspapers, place the title in italics and capitalize all important words. Do not capitalize a conjunction (like and, but, and or) or an article (like the, a, or an) unless it is the first word of a title or subtitle. International Herald Tribune.
Type the title of the research report centered (left to right) positioned in the upper half of the title page. It should be typed in upper and lower case letters. To change the alignment of the title to centered, just highlight it and click the Align Center icon: The APA recommends that the title be 10 to 12 words. I commonly find myself exceeding this limit. For the WOT manuscript, the title is 17 words. If your title does not fit on one line, just leave line spacing at double and do not insert an blank line between the first and second lines of the title.