Sentence examples for monograph refers from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that the quote put forward by Dr Jørgensen from the IARC monograph refers to all observational studies, not just case control studies.

The monograph refers to the Biological Testing Procedures for Fluoride Dentifrices (Federal Register Docket No. 80N-0042) for details on the accepted methods.

Hence the, quote, "necessarily simultaneous truth and falsity of the stigmata" that the existential theologist E. M. Cioran explicates in his 1937 "Lacrimi si Sfinti," the same monograph in which he refers to the human heart as "God's open wound".

Wilhelm Ostwald, who translated Gibbs's monograph into German, referred to Gibbs as the "founder of chemical energetics".

For applications of these notions of dependence and also for further references, we refer to the monographs by Balakrishnan and Lai [25], Denuit et al. [26].

Dose, as mentioned in the introductory article to this mini-monograph (Arcury et al. 2006), refers to levels measured within a biological boundary.

For survey of known results and additional references, we refer the reader to the monographs by Agarwal [14] and Agarwal et al. [15].

The reader is referred to monographs [1 4] and references therein for some nice examples and applications to the above areas.

In this connection we refer to the monograph [10] and the references there.

This important class of functions will not be considered in the sequel (for further details concerning this intriguing topic and connections between almost periodicity and Carleman spectrum of functions, one may refer to the monograph [21] and the references cited therein).

For the history and various aspects of the theory, we refer to monographs [6 8].