Sentence examples for introduction refs from inspiring English sources

The pH optimum of the RNase H reaction was previously mentioned only in the Introduction (refs 3 and 4).

Progress is being made on solving this with the introduction of pluggable ref backends for Git, which will allow the use of a performant key-value store like LMDB.

Research is fundamental to a university's reputation, ranking and – with the introduction of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) – future funding, but are UK universities really doing enough to promote and inform the public of the research they do?

(Ref: An Introduction to Water Chemistry in Freshwater Aquaculture by Joseph K. Buttner et al., http://aquanic.org/publicat/usda_rac/efs/nrac/nrac170.pdf) Fertilise water with NPK fertiliser and salt (sea salt).

In this part, we may simply introduce the operational matrix of fractional integration of 1D-BPFs, a more detailed introduction can be found in Ref. [30].

We do not yet know whether NCLSCs have all the pluripotency of embryonic neural crest cells; the latter produce further lineages that we have not seen, so NCLSCs may resemble more restricted crest-derived precursors as seen in primary cultures (see ref. 12 and introduction).

Only a complete rewriting of the referees' powers, along with the introduction of video technology, behind-the-goal refs, sin bins - either all of these or a combination - can save the game from itself.

A general introduction to PBPK modeling can be found in refs. 5 and 6.

For quantum dot-based solid-state lighting, Ref. [69] provides a detailed introduction.

Ref. [1] has provided an introduction until the year of 2004.

The detail introduction of the transition coupler modules can be seen in Refs. [13, 14].