Sentence examples for literature notes from inspiring English sources

However the literature notes that the FEI is poorly managed in practice.

The recent realization in the biomedical literature notes that microcracks are of critical importance in remodeling and repair of damaged bone tissue.

His campaign literature notes his work as a volunteer in teaching English in a village in Peru and his former job as a fifth-grade teacher in the Bronx.

The consulting chef at Armani / Ristorante is Lorenzo Viani, who became friends with Giorgio Armani, the literature notes, "after Mr. Armani dined at Viani's Michelin-starred Ristorante Lorenzo, in the seaside town of Forte dei Marmi in northern Tuscany".

Another brainchild is Robotender, a robot bartender with a television for a head that can be programmed to tell jokes and, as the company's literature notes, can also be programmed "to dance to specific music videos".

The literature notes alternative explanations (Boone and van Ours 2006).

Among the most impressive of those artifacts, said Dr. Sammons, is the collection of American literature, noted for its strength in 19th- and early-20th-century writings, including works by Washington Irving, Samuel Clemens, Walt Whitman, Sinclair Lewis, Edith Wharton and Ezra Pound.

There is extensive literature noting that, rather than just a theory, urban density does in fact produce less greenhouse-gas emissions per person than suburban sprawl.

Their review of the literature noted that correlations between teachers' self-efficacy and student achievement were low to modest.

I turn to various objections to Carnap's program that have been offered in the literature, noting that this remains an area of lively debate.

Meanwhile, a similar but distinct psychiatry literature noted that osteoporosis or bone loss appeared to be an undesirable consequence of major depression.