Sentence examples for in reference to the first from inspiring English sources

He names Bart, Lisa and Marge, but when he thinks of Maggie, Santa's Little Helper, Snowball II and his TV, he refers to them as "And the rest"., in reference to the first season of Gilligan's Island, when characters, The Professor and Mary Anne were only ever referred to as such, in the intro song.

Because TAAs are surface proteins with properties similar to hemagglutinins and invasins, these proteins are also referred to as Hep_Hag autotransporters or YadA-like autotransporters, in reference to the first known member of the family.

In reference to the first charge, La Mont told Boyce he knowingly conspired with two Salt Lake bid officials to be paid for consulting work and to hide those payments.

In reference to the first two research questions, we found that people who combined teaching with another job experienced threatening situations less frequently and perceived these situations to be less stressful.

So was "2019," in reference to the first year he could play for the Yankees, or any other team.

cVariable position is given in reference to the first base of the initiation codon of the gene sequence.

In reference to the fifth category, adults frequently need to compensate for inadequacies of earlier education.

The closeout payoff is specified in reference to the third party valuation, which is based on a single risk-free rate (not available to the two parties) and thus it is given by the standard Black-Scholes model.

(International Units (IU /ml in reference to "The Second International standard for Anti-Rabies Immunoglobulin" purchased from the United Kingdom National Institute for Biological Standards and Control).

In reference to the second question, it is true that there is some evidence that PCBs and MeHg interact to predict changes on biological (Bemis and Seegal 1999, 2000) and behavioral (Stewart et al. 2003a) end points.

In reference to the second aim of the study, Doubts about Actions was a significant positive predictor of a principal GAD diagnosis whereas Concern over Mistakes, Personal Standards and Clinical Perfectionism did not significantly predict a principal GAD diagnosis.