Sentence examples for by reference to relevant from inspiring English sources

Important operational questions now faced by humanitarian agencies can to some extent be clarified by reference to relevant ethical theory.

Cases with intussusception were identified from the Swedish Patient Register [ 15] by reference to relevant International Classification of Disease (ICD) codes ICD-7: 570.0; ICD-8: 560.0; ICD-9: 560andand ICD-10: K56.1.

After multiple readings of the data, categories and codes were derived either directly from the data in the terms used by participants, with reference to relevant literature.

"Presenting officers' performance is assessed equally by reference to other relevant factors that include the quality of preparation and advocacy," he said.

She said calculating the market salary rate for an overseas worker by reference to a relevant enterprise agreement would help ensure Australian wages and conditions were not undercut in the 457 visa regime.

The relationship of the various forms of Sogdian to one another has not yet been sufficiently investigated, so that it is not clear whether different dialects are represented by the extant material or whether the differences can be accounted for by reference to other relevant factors, such as differences of script, period, subject, style, or social milieu.

Andrew Rehfeld (2006) has offered a general theory of representation which simply identifies representation by reference to a relevant audience accepting a person as its representative.

Ideally, all data are entered twice, by two independent persons (double data entry), producing two datasets that are compared to detect errors, each of which is resolved by reference to the relevant source document.

In other words, in principle, every group or community has a shot at launching a successful bid, and to favor one bid above the other can only be legally justified by reference to criteria relevant to the objective of the scheme.

Cytokine concentrations were determined by reference to the relevant standard curves.

The lesson here is that presenters can connect with their audiences by making references to relevant facts about individuals in the audience or about the audience as an affinity group.