Sentence examples for a repeated reference from inspiring English sources
Taken together, these data suggest that the presence of a repeated reference across trials helps to improve performance even in young children.
Another explosive email seen by the Guardian now suggests that three years earlier he had a cryptic exchange with a Qatari business executive in which he made repeated reference to a "Special Adviser", who IAAF sources suggested was likely to be his father Lamine.
Repeated reference to a single catastrophic event involving a single lagoon does not aid scientists or the public in understanding how CAFOs are operated on a daily basis, or how the typical handling of manure under daily operation may impact water quality.
(His repeated reference to a "kitten pile" may also be important; I will leave that judgment to readers, especially those in psychology).
As if to emphasize tyranny's long reach, the novel makes repeated reference to an earlier failed coup — the 1932 insurrection led by the Communist Augustin Farabundo Martí.
About a year later, though, the customer filed a complaint in small-claims court that made repeated reference to the fact that the manager of the garage was a woman.
Nor were the Palestinians impressed by Obama's repeated reference to Israel as a "Jewish state", and his tendency to dwell on Israeli security concerns.
His opening statement made repeated reference to the need for a comprehensive approach to countering the threat of terrorism that would extend far beyond security and law enforcement.
The indictment recounted -- unnecessarily, some said -- a cloak-and-dagger plot, and Democrats especially objected to its repeated reference to "State Official 1," clearly Mr. McGreevey.
Error scores (total, working memory, reference memory, initial and repeated reference memory), latency and average turn angle were independently assessed using a 2 × 14 repeated measures ANOVA.
A consistent finding is that discrimination thresholds are significantly lower (better) when tested with repeated reference protocols than when tested with no reference ones.
