Sentence examples for and detailed reference from inspiring English sources

This study offers practical and detailed reference for LCA practitioners in all countries facing the latter challenge, which will persist until integrated national LCI databases finally become available.

It is a comprehensive and detailed reference of neurologic complications, and is helpful, well organized, and indexed.

The development part provides more space for the development and detailed references.

The co-op board asked her for seven years of tax returns and detailed references showing how much she was valued at her firm.

Mr. Greenwald's writings at The Guardian — and before that, for Salon and on his own blog — can resemble a legal brief, with a list of points, extended arguments and detailed references and links.

This review provides a systematic overview and detailed references of the total of 1057 intestinal species of Eukarya (92), Archaea (8) and Bacteria (957), based on the phylogenetic framework of their small subunit ribosomal RNA gene sequences.

The guidelines consisted of a brief summary on the first page; a brief introduction to the topic with up-to-date data on definition of the condition, prevalence and prognosis; recommendations on patient management according to strength of evidence; and a detailed reference list.

'Detailed Location': detailed reference to the location of data deposition.

It also devotes little space to the world wars or the interwar years, and makes no detailed reference to the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact of August 1939, which led to Hitler's and Stalin's invasions of Poland and allowed Moscow to focus on the Far East.

The value of palaeontological data in the Chalk has been boosted by the work that underpins the new lithostratigraphy; it has revealed broad patterns of biofacies based on a range of taxa that is far more diverse than those traditionally used for biostratigraphy, and has provided a detailed reference framework of marker-beds so that fossil ranges can be better understood.

These pages are intended to provide an introduction to computing within the department for new users as well as a detailed reference and log for experienced users.