Sentence examples for advertisements reference from inspiring English sources
For example, university-affiliated centers were more likely to include ownership and affiliation information, web contents were significantly easier to distinguish from advertisements, reference sources were significantly easier to identify and more likely to indicate relevant financial disclosures and to include a search function [ 37].
In recent weeks, Mr. Fletcher has fueled his political rebound with advertisements referencing the indictments and depicting himself as the bookish young boy taunted by schoolyard bullies.
Examination of the advertisements' references revealed that all of these nine statistics were relative risk reductions or estimates thereof derived from odds ratios.
The most cost-effective method of recruitment, while still providing a significant recruitment advantage over no-advertisement (reference) was advertising in Birth Issues at a cost of $1.56/recruit (OR 1.97, SD 1.64. 2.37; p < 0.05).
Among paid advertisements with a recruitment rate significantly greater than no advertisement (reference), radio and Birth Issues had the slowest recruitment rate averaging only 1.0 recruits/day and 1.4 recruits/day respectively.
Our systematic search identified 323 advertisements referring to analgesic, gastrointestinal and psychopharmacological drugs citing at least one reference.
FDA regulation allows broadcast advertisements to reference a web site as a source of prescribing information (FDA 2010), and pharmaceutical web sites provide more detailed information than in print advertisements (Macias and Lewis 2004).
Refer to pictures of models in magazines or advertisements for reference.
Furthermore, the advertisements made reference to the Department of Chiropractic at Macquarie University, as the host of this research.
Listen to local radio broadcasts for advertisements that reference casinos in your area.
"While cheap rivals chase readers across the country," The News said in its advertisement, a reference to The Post's attempts to gain readers in California and Florida, "only The Daily News puts New Yorkers first day after day".
