Sentence examples similar to by reference to the index of from inspiring English sources

In reference to the index of leading economic indicators (LEI) produced by the Conference Board you say that "unfortunately, the LEI failed to predict any of the past three recessions".

There was only a reference in the index of the Recueil Lebon to the highlighted citations.

He rates an eight-and-a-half-inch entry in "The Encyclopedia of New York City," by Kenneth T. Jackson, and 22 references in the index of "Gotham," by Edward G. Burrows and Mike Wallace, which culminates in the city's consolidation.

In flow or image cytometry of cancer cells, DNA content is represented by the DNA index (DI) and described in reference to the DI of normal diploid cells.

The prototype then serves back as a reference to the current row of the parent index.

By 'welfare' we refer to some normative index of relative well-being, justified by reference to some background framework.

This seven-volume reference of Japanese place names can be searched by stroke count in each volume, or by the index of kana readings (vol. 7).

Items 6 and 7 refer to the adequacy of the description provided by the authors to allow replication of the index and reference test, respectively.

Only two of six studies reported the physicians were blinded to the index test while verifying outcomes by reference standards.

There is even an index of famous people at the end, as in so many memoirs by big-name pundits, complete with fawning references to the author's encounters and "private conversations" with them.

The relationship between L and psust allows estimating reference values for the L index by fixing any desired reference for sustainability of the fisheries, psust = p, and estimating the correspondent reference values of the index L = Lp.