Sentence examples for a cross reference to from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the Daily Mirror carried only a picture with a cross reference to an inside piece written by Corbyn ("Jezza writes for the Daily Mirror").

For metabolites, these annotations constitute a cross reference to a chemical or a metabolic pathway database.

Components can be annotated with a cross reference to multiple databases, but these cannot be exported to SBML.

In order to obtain a non-redundant gene set, HumanCyc [ 9] used Ensembl Build 31 as the main data source for annotation and merged Ensembl and Entrez genes if Ensembl included a cross reference to the Entrez-Gene ID.

Each authority must include the full citation and a cross reference to each page in the brief where the authority is cited.

In the Poetics (1456a33) we find a cross-reference to a work called 'Rhetoric' which obviously refers to Rhet.

The Times also replaced its banner at the top of the page, about "status handbags", with a cross-reference to its Hillsborough coverage on pages 12 and 13.

I said if he sent a DNA sample, we'd make a cross-reference to confirm, but I never heard anything more from him".

A front-page picture caption yesterday with a cross-reference to an article about a Romanian ban on international adoptions misidentified the location shown, with a nurse caring for an abandoned baby.

(The Business Digest, in a cross-reference to the Media column, showed Andrei Babitsky, whose Chechnya coverage has irritated the Moscow government. He was photographed by Agence France-Presse).

But a cross-reference to the results in Figure 5 can help understand this phenomenon.