Sentence examples for cross reference it from inspiring English sources

Or, to take it a step further, the company could analyze the consumer's stride, cross reference it with the time it took for the shoe to wear out, and create a custom shoe specific to that person's running style and habits.

Smith wrote about torture for his newspaper, careful to report only those cases that could be documented: "One prisoner, for instance, said he was shoved into a wooden box and tormented with boiling water; I didn't publish that anecdote in the newspaper because I couldn't cross reference it".

DJ Yale Fox took the Dow Jones industrial average and cross referenced it with an analysis of all songs from the billboard charts and found that "economic busts are associated with faster music in minor keys".

We decided to walk about ten minutes to Peacock Rooftop Restaurant for dinner, which was one of their recommendations (and of course cross referenced it with TripAdvisor, our travel bible).

Following, we downloaded the genetic information of the genomes included in the Microbial Genomes Database archive (8 ), and cross referenced it to our list of symbiotic relationships.

Using these common UniProt cross references, it is possible to run a query to find all model elements that relate to a particular gene, Tgfbr2 (ENSMUSG00000032440, transforming growth factor, beta receptor II) even if BioModels Database does not have models directly annotated with Tgfbr2.

The app then cross-references it with its built-in database.

With its intricately layered structure and its internal cross-references, it seems an attempt to find or impose some stability on a world that the rest of the book suggests may be hopelessly insane.

Each phone number is hyperlinked, enabling detectives to cross-reference it against phone numbers in other files.

Ranson, director of HMRC's risk and intelligence service, added: "I am very keen to obtain this data from you so we can cross-reference it with our own extensive data, to see whether there is information that we do not have and which could be useful as part of our extensive investigations into offshore tax evasion".

Using years of data and cross-referencing it, Triaxx has figured out where the bad loans are".