For the blind review process, do NOT include authors‘ identification information (names, affiliation, atc), they must stay blank at the moment. It should be filled only when implementing enhancements based on review results, in the final version of your paper. Type the title of your paper here (paragraph style ‘Title’)

Only after full paper review phase is complete, i.e. for the Final paper submission, list the author names here in format:

Firstname Middlename SURNAMEa,*, Second Author NAMEb, Third NAMEa,b (paragraph style ‘Authors’, mark the corresponding author with an asterisk)

Only after full paper review phase is complete, i.e. for the Final paper submission, type the complete author addresses here in format:

a University/Institution, faculty, department, full postal address (street, postal code + city, country) (paragraph style ‘Affiliation’)

After full paper review phase is complete, i.e. for the Final paper submission, type the corresponding author’s e-mail address in format:
* xxx@yyy.com (paragraph style ‘E-mail’)

Abstract: Start your abstract here… (paragraph style ‘Abstract’)

Keywords: Type paper keywords here… (paragraph style ‘Keywords’)

The first section in your paper (paragraph style ‘H1’)

The first paragraph after a heading is not indented (paragraph style ‘text1’).

Other paragraphs are indented (paragraph style ‘text2’).

Table A1 in Appendix A lists the paragraph styles defined in this template. For detailed full paper formatting guidelines see the ‘APP_Guide_for_authors’ available at https://cesb.cz/guidelines/.

A subsection (paragraph style ‘H2’)

Some text (paragraph style ‘text1’).

A subsubsection heading (paragraph style ‘H3’)

Some text (paragraph style ‘text1’).

Bullets (paragraph style ‘Bull1’).

Another bullet.

Second-level bullets (paragraph style ‘Bull2’).

Another bullet.

Numbered list (paragraph style ‘num’).

Another item.

The first paragraph after bullets is not indented (paragraph style ‘text1’).

Tables, figures, and equations

Tables, figures and equations should be referred in the text.

Table 1. A table and its caption example (style ‘Table.Caption’).

Wake Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p	Stage 1 Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p	Stage 2 Chi Sqr. (N=15, df=1)	p
F3	1.143	0.285	0.286	0.593	0.286	0.593
Fz	1.143	0.285	0.067	0.796	0.067	0.796
C4	2.571	0.109	0.600	0.439	1.667	0.197

(for figures use paragraph style ‘Figure’)

Figure 1. Wide figure (caption style ‘Figure.Caption.Cent’).

Figure 2. This is a narrow figure with a caption that is wider than the actual graphic. To save space you can put the caption to the right of the figure by placing the graphic and justified caption (style ‘Figure.Caption.Left’) in a table with one row and two columns.

Figure 4. These two figures have been placed side-by-side to save space. (style ‘Figure.Caption.Cent’)	Figure 5. These two figures have been placed side-by-side to save space. (style ‘Figure.Caption.Cent’)

For equations, use style ‘EQN’. Number all equations on the right in brackets (1).

(style ‘EQN’)	(1)

To explain equation terms, use ‘EQN_notes’ style.

Acknowledgments (paragraph style ‘H1 (no number)’)

Acknowledgement text uses basic paragraph style ‘text1’.

References (paragraph style ‘H1 (no number)’)

Format all the references via APA style.

A reference (paragraph style ‘Reference’)

Another reference (paragraph style ‘Reference’)

Appendix A. Predefined styles available in the template

Table A1. Paragraph styles and possible hotkeys defined in the CESB22 MS Word template

Style	Example and use
Abstract	Style in which to format your Abstract
Affiliation	Style for authors’ affiliation and addresses
Authors	Style for the list of author names
Bull1 (ctrl+6)	Bulleted list (first level)
Bull2 (ctrl+alt+6)	Second-level bulleted list
E-mail	Style for corresponding author’s e-mail address
EQN	Style for equations
Figure (ctrl+7)	Style for figures
Figure.Caption.Cent (ctrl+alt+7)	Centred figure caption style
Figure.Caption.Left	Left justified figure caption style
H1 (ctrl+1)	Style for section headings
H1 (no number) (ctrl+alt+1)	Style for section headings that are not numbered (e.g., ‘References’)
H2 (ctrl+2)	Style for a subsection headings
H3 (ctrl+3)	Style for a subsubsection headings
Keywords	Style for keywords.
num	Style for numbered list
Reference	The style to use for a numbered reference.
Table.bul	Style for bullet list in a table
Table.Caption (ctrl+alt+9)	Table caption style
Table.notes	Style for table notes below a table
TableText.Cent (ctrl+alt+8)	Style for text in tables, centred
TableText.Left (ctrl+8)	Style for text in tables, left justifies
TableText.Right	Style for text in tables, right justified
text1 (ctrl+4)	The style for the first paragraph after a section/subsection, table, or figure
text2 (ctrl+5)	An indented style for paragraphs that follow after ‘text1’
Title	The title of your paper