Sentence examples for by reference to a previously from inspiring English sources

Correct assembly was validated by reference to a previously described NcoI Optical Map (Opgen) [ 14].

The product, PAR, was detected by immunoblot using the10H antibody (Alexander Burkle, University of Konstanz, Germany) by reference to a PAR standard curve as previously described (Plummer et al, 2005).

In loan agreements based on the Loan Market Association LMAandand the Loan Syndications and Trading Association LSTAA) recommended forms of facility agreements, LIBOR is principally defined by reference to a Screen Rate administered by ICE Benchmark Administration Limited (previously BBA LIBOR) and displayed on Thomson Reuters pages.

This allowed us to linearize the display and control contrast by loading appropriate LUTs constructed with reference to a previously measured monitor gamma function [14].

These references were replaced by references to a rival report, financed in part by the American Petroleum Institute.

In spite of the observation of relatively broad resonances, the resolution of the high-field spectra was sufficient to allow provisional identification of numerous carbon types by reference to previously published reports.

That was a reference to a plan previously floated by Gansler to reduce Maryland's corporate income tax rate from 8.25percentto6percentcentoto match the rate in Virginia.

This later estimate was made by reference to the change in the stock of previously harvested wood and crop products (based on inputs associated with harvests and product-specific turnover rates) and population distribution [97].

This later estimate was made by reference to the change in the stock of previously harvested wood and crop products (based on inputs associated with harvests and product-specific turnover rates) and population distribution [ 97].

In her nervousness, Meyer makes an off-the-cuff reference to a disgraced "Twitter monkey" previously on her staff as "hoisted by our own retard".

The name was previously used by pagan Meccans as a reference to a creator deity, possibly the supreme deity in pre-Islamic Arabia.