Sentence examples for is supported by reference from inspiring English sources
This definition is supported by reference to the history of the first 10 amendments to the constitution, and of the amendments which followed the late civil war.
This statement is supported by reference 33, which is an animal experiment in which these numbers are not mentioned.
The approach taken here was simply to collect all statements in the medical literature on this belief system and to study the pattern of citation among them that is, how each statement is supported by reference to other papers.
The HBWoE evaluation for human leukemogenesis from inhaled formaldehyde comes down to evaluating the comparative degree to which each of the alternative accounts is supported by reference to scientific evidence.
The Red List documentation for each species assessment is supported by references to the primary and secondary literature cited in the text.
The theme of the culture of care is supported by references to holistic and individualised care and to participation, to the failure to provide holistic and individualised care relates to menschenwürde and to dignity of identity.
Entries should demonstrate integration of knowledge from across a range of relevant scientific disciplines, must reflect an understanding of contemporary scientific advances and be supported by reference to the appropriate literature.
If a statistical report is given, then this must be supported by reference data obtained under the same conditions.
Methodological critique was supported by reference to the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) checklists for observational studies (http://www.casp-uk.net).net
The systematic review should be conducted, reported and submitted to research ethics committees by a principal trialist(s) in accordance with well established procedures [ 11], or a claim of clinical equipoise may be supported by reference to an up-to-date systematic review(s) published in the peer-reviewed literature, or produced under the aegis of organizations like the Cochrane Collaboration.
Firstly, only one study assessed whether claims were supported by references [22].
