Sentence examples for figure to refer from inspiring English sources
But evidence found in the Guardian archives shows that Timperley used this figure to refer to the much larger number of civilian deaths throughout the Yangtze valley, rather than claiming that it was the death total for Nanjing alone.
Speier makes a strong point here — prior to the publication of Thiel's New York Times op-ed, the most prominent figure to refer to IPPA as the "Gawker Bill" was conservative blogger Jim Hoft.
The Sun has made it clear that it would like analyses of circulation figures to refer to its announcement that it has 225,000 paying digital subscribers.
Figure 9, Figure 10, Figure 11 and Figure 12 refer to module-specific pathways.
The criterion 'admission to inU' in Figure 1 refers to patients who are not in the ICU.
All figures (a) refer to hemoglobin concentration of 15 g/dL while figures (b) refer to hemoglobin concentration of 33 g/dL.
The panels in the figure refer to different modules in the proposed framework.
The positions indicated in the figure refer to the positions of the human mature EGFR protein.
To clarify: that figure refers to the size of his pension pot, not his annual pension.
These figures actually refer to funding gaps, not funding received.
