Sentence examples for in some references from inspiring English sources

As the article correctly noted in some references, it is often referred to as U3O8 — but it is not known as Uranium 308 or U308.

The East River tidal strait (referred to simply as the 'East River' in some references and maps) is a water body with a length of about 25 km connecting New York Harbor to the east to Western Long Island Sound to the west (Fig. 1); thus, it is not a true river.

(Mr. Bryan sprinkles in some references, catchphrases and the like).

An earlier version of this post misspelled François Mitterrand's name in some references.

An article on Thursday about fitness programs in retirement communities misstated the name of one such community in some references.

After the speech, she did a round of interviews, including one with Fox News, in which she was able to slip in some references to famous Iowans.

But in some reference books my name is down as Harrison Paul, which it isn't, and never has been.

Available only to each specific family -- and not in some reference-book compilation available for the world to leaf through -- the neat, user-friendly dossiers include a victim's résumé, job supervisors, benefits package and company compensation trends.

(In some reference, it is shown that one of the best applicable types of line is U-shape line and they illustrate that the benefits are impressive.

The classification of a physical or mental variation as an impairment may be statistical, based on the average in some reference groups; biological, based on a theory of human functioning; or normative, based on a view of human flourishing.

For example, pre-2009 policies allowing increasing harvest up to a certain % of the increment, or planning new biomass power plants (which require additional harvest), were included in some reference levels [20].