Sentence examples for a reference to judge from inspiring English sources

Thus, the ratio of total areas of cork, primary xylem and the cortex to the area of the whole transection showed a potential to be used as a reference to judge the quality of American ginsengs.

Therefore, one cannot simply take the experience of developed countries as a reference to judge China's growth potential during a recession.

In the siRNA-c group, control siRNA served as a reference to judge the effect of siRNA vector.

The statement adds that "the monocratic judgment on this sentence leaves us puzzled"—a reference to the fact that only one judge was involved and says the penalties are mild and "symbolic rather than anything else".

In his remarks on Friday, Mr. Daschle asserted that no president has "ever used a recess appointment to install a rejected nominee on to the federal bench," an apparent reference to Judge Pickering and Mr. Pryor, whose nominations were blocked from coming up for formal consideration.

Although not strictly comparable, we also report the epinephrine responses to a similar degree of hypoglycemia in nondiabetic adolescents to provide a frame of reference to judge responses to hypoglycemia in the type 1 diabetic subjects.

As in the previous case, intervals are constructed to use as a frame of reference to judge individual patient results [ 32].

First, they learn to establish connections between a known age and the corresponding facial cues of a person (the direct method) and second, they take the learnt knowledge as reference to judge if an unseen face is younger or older than the reference (the comparative method).

Senator Coburn's reference to Judge Sotomayor having some "splaining to do," a reference to line from a stereotypical Cuban-American (not Puerto Rican) sitcom star from the 1960s, amazes me.

WASHINGTON — Senator John Cornyn, the Texas Republican, was not happy when he heard other Republicans toss around the term "racist" in reference to Judge Sonia Sotomayor, the Supreme Court nominee.

He added that he did not want to appear to be "a little bit Lance Ito-ish," a reference to the judge in the criminal trial of O. J. Simpson who was widely criticized.