Sentence examples for claimed reference from inspiring English sources

Some modern historians, such as O.F. Robinson, suspects that the precise wording of the text in the Institutes 4.18.6 suggests that the claimed reference in Digest 48.9.9 from Modestinus is actually a sixth CE interpolation into the third century CE law text, rather than being a faithful citation of Modestinus.

While named medical professional involvement in Orthopaedic Sports Medicine apps overall was recorded at 39%%, higher than those reported in other specialties [ 1, 11], only 15 (20%%) apps claimed reference to evidence-based sources of information.

During the video call, Mr Khodayar "had repeatedly said 'immigration has killed my best friends'," RRAN said in a statement, which it claimed referenced "several Hazara asylum seekers who have taken their lives earlier this year".

Our findings demonstrate that in Switzerland many pharmaceutical advertisement claims referencing scientific information currently do not accord with the Federal Law on Therapeutic Products [ 17] and indicate a problematic discrepancy between current legislation and the existing passive control mechanisms for the adequacy of drug advertisements.

Some groups claimed good reference genes do not exist [3], whereas publications regularly appear in which new reference genes are proposed [10], [11].

"I am as much of a victim as the investors," one defendant has already claimed, in reference to the tens of thousands of investors who lost out because of Parmalat's downfall.

Generalizing the latter notion, it has been claimed that reference to self does not proceed by way of attribution of properties or features to oneself at all (Brook 2001).

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Given that the questionnaire and the health claims diagnosis measure different aspects of physician-diagnosed asthma, it is not surprising that the questionnaire has good validity against the health claims reference standard.

Historian Richard Oram has claimed that references to a formal agreement with the Scottish king is a "post-Norwegian civil war confection" designed to legitimise the agenda of Haakon IV Haakonsson.

In the U.S., it claims to reference a range of checks over the last seven years.