Sentence examples for consists of references from inspiring English sources

A lot of the humor in this film consists of references to stuff that happened the first time around, though Mr. Biggs does encounter some novel forms of sexual humiliation, including the painful misapplication of some super-adhesive glue.

The dates of his birth and death are unknown, and the only information about him consists of references to him in the work of other poets and inferences from his own work.

In our study, there is one observation in time (cross-sectional) with a recall item concerning economic stress in childhood, i.e. our study consists of references to only two observation points in time.

We consider a dual-hop relay system that consists of reference source, relay, and destination nodes in a Poisson network as shown in Figure 1.

Thus, a reference system for the site-specific diversity of soil organisms consists of: reference values: lists of species expected to occur at a certain site with its specific conditions (e.g. climate, soil factors, region); a quantification of deviations from these reference values that indicate impacted habitat function.

The final outcome of our work consists of reference conditions and establishment of a High/Good status boundary based on chlorophyll -a for the common lake types selected within the Geographical Intercalibration Groups for lakes.

In the present case, glass electrodes are double-walled, so that the liquid internal reference system consisting of reference solution and reference element can be placed.

Fish were sampled from 54 sites (consisting of reference sites, known-condition least and most disturbed sites, and random sites) during summers 2006 2011.

All strains from the first group consisting of reference and unrelated strains were determined as different genotypes and proved to be unrelated.

To test larger problems, we used PAGAN and the best alternative method, hmmalign (Eddy, 2011), for a re-analysis of metagenomic data of Mirarab et al. (2012) consisting of reference alignments of 500 sequences and addition of 5000 sequence fragments.

A reference curve was generated at each PCR run, consisting of reference DNA from the RAJI cell line (Nishikura et al, 1985) serially diluted from 10 to 0.41 ng  μl−1.