Sentence examples for figures refers from inspiring English sources

It's worth flagging up that none of Line's figures refers to active users.

The word "Mock" in the figures refers to a control with an empty vector.

The word "Mock" in the gene silencing figures refers to a control with a scrambled shRNA sequence.

The left plot in both figures refers to the model (Model 1) controlling for socio-demographic characteristics and physical activity; the right plot in both figures refers to the model (Model 2) which further controls for co-morbidities.

The term SRP in text and figures refers to the 54 kDa subunit of the multimeric SRP complex.

The 1 X MMP concentration in droplets for these figures refers to 1 ng/μL, while the 1 X substrate concentration refers to 1 μM.

Those figures refer to all gun deaths – homicide, suicide and unintentional.

However, these figures refer to the economy's capacity to expand — what economists refer to as the "potential growth rate".

The figures referred to the first picking season of the year.

These spirits — whether good or evil — appear in the form of believers wearing masks, figures referred to as "devils".

(The figures refer only to Anchor clients; clicks determined to be fraudulent did not result in payments).