Sentence examples for mentioned refer to from inspiring English sources

Here the years mentioned refer to the year of issuing rather than the year reported.

All genomic locations mentioned refer to genome assembly NCBI37/Mm9.

Most of the implications mentioned refer to the importance of communication between professionals and patients.

Although the studies mentioned refer to TDIs in dental trauma, a deeper view on the various kinds, causes and localizations of TDIs was not given.

It should be stressed that all the incidences mentioned refer to the number of patients with potassium derangements, not to the number of deranged measurements.

"The 'separation' mentioned refers to the accounting arrangements, not the disclosure status," he said.

As Hugh Muir mentioned, referring to the philosophy behind his Guardian column Hideously diverse Britain "we can marvel at how we live in harmony most of the time".

It is not clear from the text whether the p-value mentioned refers to the initial nominal value or the one adjusted using Bonferroni.

What was clear was that breast cancer dominated, with over one-third of all stories (where one or more sites were mentioned) referring to it.

While I was a city girl who was ambitious as hell, he strived to be like his best friend -- living in a rural part of the state, where a bachelor's degree was the equivalent of toilet paper and all there was to do was hunt, fish and drink -- not to mention refer to Obama constantly as a communist.

(You see how wonderfully charitable my religion makes me!) The sentence you mention refers to the ideas of the Catholic theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar, and I have a complicated reaction to it.