If, for instance, the impersonal "It is raining" is under consideration, there is no need to theorize about a mysterious entity to which "it" refers, for this statement only expresses the judgment that there exists the event of raining within the speakers vicinity.
The I-Bank established what is called the California Lending for Energy and Environmental Needs Center, what it refers to for short as the CLEEN Center.
All of it," referring to the stock ticker for Human Genome Sciences Inc. Four days later, the hedge fund no longer had a stake in the drug company.
A statistical distribution is a function that describes the behavior of a random variable, that is, a quantity that can assume any permissible value for the system to which it refers, but for which the chance of occurrence is governed by some probability distribution.
There should be no comma after "presumably," because it refers to "for commercial reasons".
One of the most important area is devoted to the existence theory, which has been very well studied, and plenty of research articles and books are available on it; we refer, for example, to [9 15].
If one or both of the screening modalities was given a score of 3 or higher by one of the two readers, it was referred for arbitration, where at least two readers re-evaluated the images and decided whether to recall the woman for further work-up, irrespective of the score on the other modality.
When a baby tested positive at the first test and did not undergo the second test, or when a baby tested positive at both tests as an inpatient, it was referred for an outpatient OAE test, at 1 month after birth.
It referred 109 educators for further investigation.
Studiocom, part of the WPP Group, is the agency that created the Rachael Ray ad, and it referred a call for comment to Dunkin' Donuts.
