Sentence examples for and further reading of from inspiring English sources

[Here, we accept the proposition and other presented propositions without proof. For considering the complete proof and further reading of these propositions, please refer to Azevedo and Paxson (2010, 2014) and Nishihara (2011)].

It is beyond the scope of this paper to further review in depth the numerous anatomic variations of mandibular premolars, and further reading of the systematic review of aberrant mandibular premolar anatomy [ 2] is highly suggested for a detailed analysis.

The back story of the village and its characters is told through the device of footnotes and further reading, labelled, like the chapters, only in odd numbers as a nod to China's continuing literary and historical censorship.

She was taken to the police station and gave a further reading of 63mg of alcohol per 100ml of breath - the legal limit being 35mg.

Further reading of Flannery O'Connor and Raymond Carver caused him to try and understand "the ordinary stock first and then the outsiders, the driftwood — those on the fringes of the promised land, cut off from the American dream".

In the second stage, finer codes were developed from further reading of the transcripts and discussions among the researchers across the collaborating institutions.

This was achieved during the transcription process as well as through further reading of the transcribed discussions and analysis of the coded data which done by the lead author.

Ellison went on to say, in the same speech, that after he had read Emerson's "Concord Hymn" and the essay "Self-Reliance," he decided not only to avoid any further reading of Emerson's work but also to reduce the Waldo of his own name "to a simple and, I hoped, mysterious 'W' " — for, he confessed, "I shall never really master it".

The television service on Saturday night ended "in response to many requests" with a further reading of the League football results.

I'd remind Mr. Kristol that further reading of Kipling would reveal that Kipling once wrote a poem for rulers like Mr. Cheney: If any question why we died, Tell them, because our fathers lied.

Sadly, what one learns from any further reading of Jacobs is that his magnificent short story The Monkey's Paw (in which three wishes turn out to have horrific supernatural consequences) was a bit of an anomaly in his oeuvre, and that he didn't write anything else remotely as good.