Sentence examples for as pointed out in reference from inspiring English sources
As pointed out in reference [22], food webs attract increasing attention of researchers from different fields in recent years.
As pointed out in reference [38], periodic disturbances often exist in many mechanical control systems such as industrial robots and numerical control machines or disturbances depending on the frequency of the power supply.
For example, as pointed out in reference [21], the employed small molecules are toxic.
However, as pointed out in Sect.
As Josh pointed out in reference to stories of how another photo app from Facebook, Poke, is slipping after an initial burst of interest, people who would have received new iOS devices will be downloading essential apps this week rather than the second wave of nice-to-have apps.
Those senses always alert us to potential danger original ambient media, as another student pointed out in reference to smoke detectors but how are artists and creators incorporating them into calm computing as a way to communicate meaning and information?
As Rabbi Jonathan Sacks has pointed out in reference to the Exodus from Egypt, at the heart of the Hebrew Bible is the God who seeks the free worship of free human beings.
Furthermore, as pointed out by and fully referenced in Brutsaert [ 1] " a still higher scale of complexity in the in vivo intact heart may ensue from their interaction with other important cardiomodulatory pathways, such as the β -adrenergic or cholinergic pathways in the heart, atrial and brain natriuretic peptide activity, and circulating thyroid and aldosterone hormones".
While our data does not support a role for enumeration of CECs in this setting, this does not preclude their potential utility as biomarkers in the more advanced disease setting as pointed out by Bertolini et al (2013) in their references to the work of Ning et al (2010) and Strijbos et al (2010).
In addition, as pointed out by Hahn [ 22], the device uses the oscillometric cuff as a reference, making it equivalent to contemporary practice in the studied population.
