The degree abbreviation is set off by commas from the text before and after. A person's title is usually included in the first reference to him or her and immediately after the degree. Dr. Vaughn credits Ms. Riley with saving the patient's life. In exceptional cases it may be necessary to use the trade name because of the context or because it is the only name likely to be recognized by the reader. Trade names are always capitalized.
Ellipses Use an ellipsis when quoting textual excerpts.
The ellipsis consists of three periods typed with a space before, after and in between each mark. To show the deletion of several sentences, use the three ellipsis periods but also keep the original punctuation. Later, he recalled that he had had a headache all day. First Names Never refer to anyone by first name alone. In general, remember that the hyphen should add to clarity.