Sentence examples for extended references from inspiring English sources
Although there are extended references to Joyce's problems with Ulysses before Sylvia Beach (Dobbs) fetches up funds for publishing, little analytic is revealed about the author's influences.
It was our primary goal to build extended references and additional gene modulation tools in the online service for biomedical research community.
Newman drops into the laconic, conversational persona of bar-room pundit at least once too often and the arrangements, cooked up with producers Mitchell Froom and Lenny Waronker, make extended reference to Twenties Dixieland without actually swinging.
Previous work, however, has demonstrated that in patients with renal failure the FLC ratio can be increased above normal with no other evidence of monoclonal proteins suggesting that in this population the range should be extended (reference range 0.37 3.1).
To determine the diagnostic accuracy of serum free light chain κ/λ ratio (rFLC) using extended renal reference (renal range rFLC) in multiple myeloma (MM) with renal insufficiency.
Any object declared in a data model can be extended or referenced by any other that has been defined in a new child model.
We have modified and extended the reference list in the revised version.
The text was extended with reference to the catastrophe that occurred in Japan.
The base network was extended by referencing the database of BioGRID (http://thebiogrid.org/) to add intermediators that had either genetic or physical protein protein interactions with the targets.
Gosden's assertion does not cite autopoiesis, but it references extended cognition in the framework of " The Cognitive Life of Things: Recasting the Boundaries of Mind" to which Clark also contributed.
From an object-oriented perspective, all the classes introduced in the logical model could inherit from a single superclass that would reference extended attributes, where each extended attribute would be an attribute-value-unit triplet with a possible link to a concept identifier defining the attribute in an existing terminology.
