Sentence examples for linking references from inspiring English sources

For one thing, CHORUS will save money because it builds on an existing database for linking references called CrossRef that more than 4300 scholarly publishers now participate in, Dylla says.

Utopia Documents simplifies the process of finding related articles by automatically linking references to their digital online versions.

Linking reference electrodes from two earlobes or mastoids reduces the likelihood of artificially inflating activity in one hemisphere but this method may drift away "effective" reference from the midline plane if electoral resistance at each reference electrode differs [ 38].

An ongoing effort at the Darwin Manuscripts Project is to link references to books made by Darwin in his manuscripts to bibliographic records for those books.

* Italicized items that are directly quoted from the two linked references.

The online version also links to abstracts of references, allowing readers easy access to the abstracts simply by clicking on linked references.

Other information sources were also consulted (mainly InterPro [ 62] and linked references, MIPS [ 63], Fantom3 [ 64] and FlyBase [ 65]) to refine the annotation.

Most people are referred directly to the article by search engines, such as Google, or through the linked references of other articles.

As you can read in the last linked reference, Einstein submitted a paper to the Physical Review in which he "shows" that gravitational waves do not exist.

Finally, the epidemiologically linked reference sequence data sets used to develop the Bayesian algorithm were not taken exclusively from transmission pairs whose HIV-1 risk factor was heterosexual sex.

As mentioned above, the database provides a linked reference to a PubMed abstract for each variant reported in the database.