Sentence examples for as mentioned in reference from inspiring English sources
These results indicate that nanorods can indeed be used as a compatibilizing agent of immiscible blends as mentioned in reference [J. Chem. Phys.
Both are very near to the activation energy of BSZT films as mentioned in Reference 17.
However, in preforms and optical fibers, as mentioned in reference [17], the host glass matrix also impacts on the nature of Er 3+ ion environment.
Third-order generator model with IEEE Type-1 exciter and distributed transmission line parameters as mentioned in reference [28] are used for modeling the WSCC-9 bus system shown in Fig. 2.
As mentioned in reference [20], colour polymorphism is generally found to be related to differences in molecular conformation in the crystals, usually associated with conformational changes about a formally single bond coupled to a double bond.
The density of the resist depends on pressure, temperature,[ 27] and gas flow rate and, as mentioned in reference [ 28] a more amorphous resist avoids inhomogeneity at the length scales of the crystalline domains and is preferred for greater resolution.
Additionally, the traditional uses of the source organisms themselves are included if available, as mentioned in the reference dealing with the compound isolation.
This name is no longer current in Pfam and it has long been recognized as mentioned in the reference noted above that these proteins are not "domains of unknown function" but PP-loop ATPases.
Next, we tagged the mutations and their locations using tmVar, which is a previously published software, to extract mutation information from the literature : substitutions, insertions, deletions, and SNP and frameshift mutations of DNA and protein sequences, so we also used CRF features as mentioned in the reference [ 15].
As mentioned in several references of Table 1, based on DLS only, agglomeration cannot be excluded.
The oxidation of uranium mononitride in an oxygen atmosphere was systematically studied both experimentally and theoretically, as mentioned in many references [1, 2, 3].
