Sentence examples for individual references from inspiring English sources
That is, levels of growth hormone (GH) and insulin like growth factor-1 (IGF-1), melatonin (nocturnal), TSH, thyroid hormones (T3), calcitonin, DHEA (sulphated form in and its urinary 17-keto-metabolites), aldosterone, estrogens, testosterone in men and women have been demonstrated to progressively decrease with age in adults (for extensive review and individual references refer Hertogue 2005).
While there are individual references to distinctly African traditions and formal vocabularies, no single look or style emerges, and that's the point.
Underneath the individual references to the Boston-area sports teams was a touching message to people in Boston reeling from the deadly bombing at the finish line of the marathon.
Candidates discussed the War in Iraq, the War on Terror, taxes, healthcare, abortion, stem-cell research, gay rights, illegal immigration, and made at least 20 individual references directly or in passing, to Ronald Reagan and his presidency.
In addition, individual references for the methods are presented throughout the series.
In each topic, individual references listed in relevant papers were also evaluated.
Such data are important in setting analytical quality specifications, assessing the utility of population reference intervals (index of individuality) and assessing the significance of changes in serial results from an individual (reference change value; RCV).
A general appellative (i.e., a common noun) capable of being used in reference to a whole class of entities can also be used with an individual reference.
While there are many traditional African musics in which such a common reference pulse does exist, in several others the musicians in a group relate their parts to individual reference pulses, which can stand in various relations to one another.
To achieve our aims, we first define some individual reference profiles, as reported in Table 4.
Systematic uncertainties in the synthetic magnitudes of individual reference stars are estimated at ∼0.20mag, and are limited by the available spectral information in the reference catalogs.
