Sentence examples for newly referenced from inspiring English sources

None of these newly referenced Pokémon even seem to have combat moves attributed to them yet, so we're still at least one game update away from seeing them in the wild.

Bios for our newly announced experts are referenced below.

The annotation of genes, tRNAs, and rRNAs of newly sequenced genomes was referenced on the whole sequences of mt genomes from beet (TK81-O [GenBank: BA000009] and TK81-MS [GenBank: BA000024]), Arabidopsis thaliana (GenBank: Y08501), and tobacco (GenBank: BA000024), as well as whole sequences of chloroplastic (cp) genomes of tobacco (GenBank: Z00044) and spinach (GenBank: AJ400848).

Additionally, the reference list of key papers was investigated, and the newly identified references were added.

Novel drug candidates or newly synthesized molecules are usually referenced by chemical structure diagrams rather than molecule names.

Since bits per frame of the SP-frames differ from those of the replaced P-frames, and also the bits per frame of the subsequent P-frames referenced from the newly inserted SP-frame are different from the P-frames of the sequence without SP-frames.

During a Pac-12 game on Thursday night, Walton improvised a story about sharing a limousine with newly hired ESPN commentator Ray Lewis that referenced the part of Lewis's resume that includes (um) a suspected role in a murder.

The indictment also includes what appear to be newly public references to other Russian spies that the government believes Mr. Hanssen compromised.

The measure, introduced on Monday in the House, has newly detailed references to computers and the Internet and is meant to be more precise than the version that ran afoul of the justices.

The convergence of the newly generated reference trajectory is proved.

This includes a description of the optical layout and the newly designed reference system.