Sentence examples for introduction and refer from inspiring English sources

We have made this point more explicit in the introduction and refer the reader to reference 1 for further information about currently proposed mechanisms.

Although we acknowledged their seminal papers in the original submission, we have now paid attention to discuss them in more detail in the Introduction and refer to them where appropriate.

Levitov & Rhyner (1988 ▶) proved that the three inequivalent Bravais lattices of this type, mentioned in the Introduction and referred to as icosahedral (Bravais) lattices, are given by, respectively: We note that a basis of the SC lattice is the canonical basis of.

We revised the Introduction and Discussion as requested and refer to other recently-published papers related to miR-142 activity in the hematopoietic lineage: "In the present work, we focused on miR-142, a hematopoietic-specific miRNA, which resides in a genomic locus that was previously associated with t(8 17) translocation in B cell leukemia (Gauwerky et al., 1989).

2) The SAT is explicitly linked to the bound height in the Introduction and then referred to as SAT throughout.

This confirms the analysis underlying Figure 4. 2) The SAT is explicitly linked to the bound height in the Introduction and then referred to as SAT throughout.

Minor comments: 1) Both the Abstract and Introduction refer to evidence for more than two dozen retinotopic areas in human visual cortex.

For a general introduction, we refer to Keeling and Rohani [ 20].

(for its precise introduction and properties, we refer to [9], pp.49-55).

In the Introduction, you refer to the stress source sometimes as 'pollination supply' and sometimes as 'reduced pollen' or 'less pollen'.

In the Introduction, they refer to multiple papers that characterized plasticity/learning in cerebellar slices and correctly point out that it remains to be shown how these forms of plasticity mediate learning in the intact animal.