Sentence examples for article to refer from inspiring English sources

The more inclusive term Oceania, in its broadest definition, encompasses all the foregoing; however, the term is used less strictly in this article to refer to the Pacific Islands as defined above.

Bruce Blumberg, a developmental biologist at the University of California, Irvine, coined the term "obesogen" in a 2006 journal article to refer to chemicals that cause animals to store fat.

LST will be used in this article to refer to large-scale change programs and quality improvement attempts.

For simplicity, we use MCI in this article to refer to the entire group of cognitively impaired subjects who did not meet criteria for probable Alzheimer's disease (CDR = 1.0).

We use the term "patient" throughout this article to refer to any person seeking relief from back pain by making visits for acupuncture, chiropractic, or massage therapies or by attending yoga classes under the supervision of a yoga instructor.

The term PTSD is used in this article to refer to young people experiencing either full PTSD (meeting DSM-IV criteria) or meeting the alternative PTSD-AA algorithm (PTSD-AA) [ 2, 3].

Please include a link to any articles you refer to.

In this article, we refer to binary De Bruijn sequences.

The authors of the article refer to film director Mohsen Makhmalbaf as the Green Movement's exiled leader.

Indefinite articles refer to something not specifically known to the person you are communicating with.

I began to understand what the article referred to as her "abrupt career shift".