Sentence examples for for additional references from inspiring English sources

Most references are confined to 2011 and subsequently, and the reader is referred to a number of excellent reviews of this topic for additional references [ 2 ▪, 3, 4 ▪, 5, 6].

These references were then reviewed for additional references and crossed back to the original description (when possible) of these named tests.

The obtained reference list of retrieved publications was manually checked for additional references potentially meeting the inclusion criteria and not found by the electronic search.

Einstein, himself, repeatedly stressed the observable character of spacetime coincidences, as in the 26 December 1915 letter to Ehrenfest quoted above (for additional references and a fuller discussion, see Howard 1999).[3] Schlick, still a self-described realist in 1917, was clear about the relationship between observability and reality.

Greenwald told VICE News he searched the Snowden archive for additional references to Mohammed Raghead and other derogatory references to Muslims following the discovery that it was used on a training document, and did not find anything. .

Bibliographies of pertinent articles and reviews were searched for additional references.

Certain common objects that have been assigned hardness values roughly corresponding to those of the Mohs scale (e.g., fingernail [2.5], pocketknife blade [5.5], steel file [6.5]) are usually used in conjunction with the minerals on the scale for additional reference.

For additional reference, Table 10 shows the maximum accuracy specifically for the ALLSEQ dataset at both the base and exon levels using the method of measurement in the cited evaluations, as well as our own.

For additional reference, Crs during CMV (Crs(CMV)) was calculated as expired tidal volume divided by the difference between airway plateau pressure and PEEP.

Researchers then focused on reducing or eliminating the need for additional reference signals, in an effort to adapt these methods to a realistic AED scenario.

In conclusion, we propose here a complementary test to more complex methods (such as sequencing and imputation or haplotype analysis) that takes only a fraction of the time/computational complexity/disc space of these more complex methods, and may be used with standard GWAS data, without any requirement for additional reference samples, to identify genetic regions of interest.