Sentence examples for have some references from inspiring English sources

The researches explore the correlation between interfacial tensions and different headgroup structures, and these results maybe have some references for designing of high-efficient surfactant.

The researches enable us to obtain a deeper microscopic-level understanding of the interaction between oil-DDA-water ternary components, and maybe have some references for designing of oil-assisted flotation agent.

Have some references ready in case you're asked.

"It does have some reference value, because at least it represents the Development Research Center, and that's a think tank directly under the State Council," Mr. Zhang added.

"In the last 20 years people have said, well, the 60s didn't work, none of those ideas you brought with you from bohemia have changed anything, but there isn't a newspaper that you pick up that doesn't have some reference to some bohemian idea that needed to be brought forwards".

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Searching through the electronic databases of research literature that may have some reference to the effects of climate change on occupational health, few studies investigated the effects of heat in an occupational setting.

We did have some reference values, for example, for height, weight and handgrip strength from a group of employees of health facilitates, but they were not strictly matched to the group of victims.

There is no similar database to RASOnD, however, there exist a small number of databases which have some reference to the 'Ras' gene/protein "see Additional file 1, Figure S1".

The characterization method for the morphology as well as the location of the cell nucleus is proposed by introducing inflexion-curve equation, which may have some reference for characterization of substructure features in quantitative phase imaging in the case of whole-field.

When evaluating the unilateral pelvic lift, it was important to stand on the same side as the supported leg and to be in line (eye level) with the patient's hip to be able to evaluate any tipping of the pelvis and at the same time to have some reference line beneath the patient by which to register any lowering of the pelvis.