Sentence examples for foreign references from inspiring English sources

Growing up in New York City, a very international city, I was always surrounded by foreign references that conditioned me to think about the rest of the world.

One of the earliest foreign references to Bengal is a mention by the Ancient Greeks around 100 BC of a land named Gangaridai, which was located at the mouths of the Ganges.

Different Pichia kudriavzevii isolates were recovered from these plants and physiologically and genetically compared to regional wine isolates and foreign reference strains of the same species.

Let λ represent the difference between the home and the foreign reference group such that ( lambda = {theta}^{R_F}-{theta}^{R_H}ge 0 ).

The foreign reference jellyfish cRNA was found to be just as reliable as three other endogenous murine housekeeping genes (?-actin, GA3PDH and HPRT1) in that study (29).

After exclusion of foreign language references and duplicate entries, a total of 431 non-duplicate individual references were screened for relevance to the pleiotropic effects of pitavastatin.

He recently promised to improve soldiers' welfare benefits, base promotions on merit rather than patronage and end foreign meddling a reference to the presence of senior Cuban officers.

Even while calling for a global substitute for the dollar's reserve currency role, Beijing has essentially returned the yuan to a dollar peg, a policy it formally abandoned back in 2005 in favor of multiple foreign currency reference points.

Beijing seems to have has essentially returned the yuan to a dollar peg, a policy it formally abandoned back in 2005 in favor of multiple foreign currency reference points.

These bibliographies are useful for less stridently military questions as well; there is one on civil-military relations, which was useful to a student writing about the influence of the DOD, as opposed to the Department of State, in post-WWII foreign policy, and references to fraternization were helpful answering a question on women in post WWII Germany.

The first two are designed using one table containing a foreign key that references the second table.