Sentence examples for much more reference from inspiring English sources

Or do we clean house, get with the times and buy the new book, which has much more reference material along with a cloying coat of nostalgia?

Much more reference to the literature is required.

It can be seen from the tables that F3-NMF gives 77 names for a total of 550 possible different answers, whereas the other four F-NMFs give much more references.

The overall effect of added reference items is small in the present study because even in the fraction of patients (44.1%) in which addition of reference items occurred, there were much more basic reference items involved (84%) than added reference items (16%).

"That's much more a reference to 'Porky's,' " the soft-spoken Mr. Kazandjian said, somewhat incredulously.

Competing for legitimacy with North Korea, the South also insists on the "East" rather than the "Chosun" Sea, since "Chosun", a much more common reference in old Korean documents, is these days associated with the North.

Had I watched "Dear Frankie" before studying in Scotland, I would've had a much more authentic reference point for the Scottish people than, say, "Braveheart" (dir. Mel Gibson, 1995).

While this could be at infinity, a much more useful reference is the Earth itself, which is assumed to be at the same potential everywhere.

Switching between different ESAs during the first year of therapy was frequent (17.0 %), much more toward reference products than toward biosimilars.

When we check the HsaPIPs network, Figure 6 shows that ASModel identifies much more matched reference complexes and obtain substantially better F-measure than all the other algorithms.

"There is a much more frequent reference to epidemiology (in comparison to other seminars/lectures), which I consider good, as it helps to build a much stronger hierarchy of differential diagnoses".