The sentence would be:

'Future tense forms are stressed on the first syllable of the tense-mood inflection*as expressed in the following rule* :

(Note the change between asterisks.)

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Robert M. W. Dixon - 1977 - ‎Language Arts & Disciplines
The derived sentence, (950), has a **tense/mood inflection** - whereas a sentence consisting just of an NP, as (949), would not have; this must presumably be ...

The Acquisition of Verbs and their Grammar:: The Effect of ...
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Natalia Gagarina, ‎Insa Gülzow - 2006 - ‎Language Arts & Disciplines
Age of Acquisition of Agreement and **Tense/Mood Inflection** This order of acquisition raises a couple of questions. The first question is why children start by using ...

Concise Encyclopedia of Languages of the World
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2010 - ‎Language Arts & Disciplines
... which marks tense/mood on most nonsubject NPs as a partly parallel system to the **tense/ mood inflection** on the verb. Example (1) gives a Kayardild example ...

The Polysynthesis Parameter - Page 459 - Google Books Result
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Mark C. Baker Associate Professor of Linguistics Rutgers University - 1995 - ‎Language Arts & Disciplines
... whereas modal categories such as 'try' and 'should' are expressed by a combination of **tense/mood inflection** and nonverbal particles.7 Mohawk has many of ...