Sentence examples for introducing reference from inspiring English sources

After a series of contradictory and mostly negative studies on vitamin D levels in IBD patients compared with HC, more conclusive data have been produced introducing reference values.

Later, he was credited with introducing references to economic problems in the US into Bin Laden's speeches.

Since the augmented reality system offers an internal view of the patient's organs, it is hoped that the system can help to accurately determinate the displacement (dpatient) that is currently corrected with the laparoscopic camera by introducing references that are not visible when the initial marks are made.

These magnitudes simply depend on the introduced reference angle and length as variables.

As introduced, reference data collections are fundamental since the beginning of bioinformatics.

Quantitative approaches typically propose planning models, whereas qualitative approaches introduce reference processes (Archer and Ghasemzadeh 1999; Jeffery and Leliveld 2004).

To further study the cyclical behavior of HSR wireless network link quality, we utilize HMC to describe the introduced reference model.

It is shown that the novel perceptual features in addition to the introduced reference and emotional difference concepts provide an improved recognition performance in general and particularly for valence.

New Zealand was the first to introduce reference pricing, to be followed in Europe by Germany (1989), and then the Netherlands (1991), Denmark and Sweden (1993), and Italy (1996) [ 9].

The effect of gravity during the tilt test was previously examined in a 0D model by Heldt et al. (2002) who introduced reference pressures in the lumped parameter network that varied as a function of the orientation.

A study conducted in Norway (2009) sought to compare the newly introduced reference price (RP) system called "index pricing" for a sub-sample of off-patent pharmaceuticals to the previous price cap (PC) regulation [ 22].