Sentence examples for be linked to reference from inspiring English sources

The second sentence in the paragraph on "Comparison with other studies" should not be linked to reference 30 (BMJ 2015 350:h1662, doi: 10.1136/bmj.h1662).

The recommendations were linked to references and the background material and the final guideline document was published on the NBHW website.

Weird Al's new "Don't Download This Song" must be linked to in reference to those arguments!

Candidate SNPs explaining most of the phenotypic variation could be linked to the potato reference genome.

In the near term, biomarkers of exposure can be linked to established human reference values for environmental exposure with physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) information [ 43].

Within the authoring tool, patient data and other elements of the CPG can be linked to didactic documents (bibliographic references, definition of medical concepts, additional multimedia documents, relevant web sites URLs...) which can be displayed while consulting the CPG.

External codes from standard terminologies can be linked to a variable definition as a reference term usually done by a specialist of the reference terminology.

A second reference includes initials of riders' names that appeared on another training document, although neither of those two references could be linked to doping practices.

The risk is minimal due to the fact that the data are linked to a reference number that can only be linked to the specific patient by accessing the computer-system at the practice of the patient's physician using a program developed for this task.

The source of each data point is labelled as either 'literature', in which case it is linked to the reference source, 'calculated' or 'assumed' (see section 2.2.1.5 for more information).

A unique ID is assigned to each mutein and is linked to the reference source, the catalyzed reaction and the corresponding wild type protein.