Sentence examples for appropriate to reference from inspiring English sources

The above quote is the only sentence from that sketch that feels appropriate to reference here, so that should give an idea of what the rest of the dialogue is like.

If a particular object (a molecule in our case) is being discussed in the text of the article, it might nevertheless be more appropriate to reference the specific DOI at that stage.

Taking into account the similarity of the erbium and terbium fluorides' thermodynamic properties [20], in order to understand the structural features of the as-deposited SiO x  < Er,F > film, it is appropriate to reference the mass spectroscopy data obtained during and after the deposition of SiO x  < Tb, F> films by co-evaporation of silicon monoxide and terbium fluoride [21, 22].

In creating these particular pieces, it felt appropriate to reference someone like Robert Mapplethorpe, a real trailblazer who made it possible for people like myself to create work free of censorship.

This was pointed out by Clapham and Miller, PNAS, and it would be appropriate to reference it.

It seems appropriate to reference the work of Malek and colleagues (particularly Bayer, Yu and Malek, JI, 2007) when referring to previous studies on the role of IL-2 and Treg development (eg, in reference to Fig 1).

In this case it is perfectly appropriate to make reference to the beliefs and desires of the artisan.

In our notation the solution of (15) used in geomagnetism is (16) the ( for negative m) are the so-called Gauss coefficients, appropriate to the reference radius a.

"We then got to thinking about how we met and felt it was appropriate to include a reference to the railway.

It may therefore not be appropriate to apply our reference ranges to other ethnicities.

For an organisation, it is appropriate to appoint a reference person who can hold the position of internal trainer and act as a contact person.