Sentence examples for many references have from inspiring English sources
Many references have been made to Janner's record of public service.
Both the technological and the economical assessments will be described in a range of scenarios to offer more realistic results, as many references have shown specific costs for the production of hydrogen from electrolysis in a range from 0.36 €1 to above 20 € per kg depending on the chosen parameters [16, 17, 18, 19].
Many references have been made to these records throughout the ages.
This tool is used to illustrate how many references have been located, the number of exclusions and the criteria for and number of eventual inclusions in the completed review.
In response, many good references have been written to guide ecologists as they collect and analyse spatial data to explore or generate geographically explicit ecological hypotheses (e.g. Fortin and Dale 2005; Dormann et al. 2007; Nelson and Boots 2008).
Mr. Gaddis's book actually began as a series of lectures he gave at Oxford during some visiting terms there, which would explain why many of the references have a clearly British ring.
This does not mean that our inner-city communities do not face severe distress, nor should it minimise the damage wrought by the gangs, many of whose cultural references have been imported from the hoods of America.
Such references have infuriated many Afghans, not least those who lost family members fighting them and felt their lives had been destroyed by the group's restrictions on education.
Aside from the many, many references it has given us in isolation, however, it's also had a more pervasive effect.
Many of his most eloquent religious references have been shaped by Michael Gerson, a policy adviser to the president and his main speechwriter.
Whole blood is the most practical sample to collect on filter paper; however, many reference assays have used other samples types (e.g., serum or plasma), and some diseases are preferably diagnosed using other specimen types (Supplemental Table D).
