Sentence examples for noted in reference from inspiring English sources

As Twitter users noted in reference to the image, those coordinates indicate the position of the town of Woking and speculation began on the significance of the town.

By contrast, Mr. Inzko noted, in reference to his own powers: "The E.U. is of the opinion that it's better to convince people to cooperate rather than to punish.

An editorial in The Globe and Mail noted in reference to modern government officials and social workers that "while the missionaries of old ran roughshod over native leaders, the new missionaries pay an exaggerated respect to native elites that are often unaccountable and sometimes corrupt".

The one party that was previously in power, he noted in reference to the AKP, did not represent the views of all Turks.

Update: I was in touch with Alfred Lin this morning, and he noted, in reference to my conversation with Andreessen, that he has never said expressly that Airbnb won't reach the valuation of Uber.

By comparing the Au and the Pt rate profiles, two points must be noted: in reference to Au, whose reduction rate is considered to be instantaneous, the fact that reactants are trapped inside micelles causes the Au reduction to be mainly controlled by the intermicellar exchange rate.

Positive correlation with age was noted in references [ 22, 23, 38].

The readers of this article would really need to use the two tables (included in this article) and to read the articles noted in references to really understand the differences between the different theories, which is a lot of work.

"I have always been fascinated by machines and what struck me was the sheer beauty of it," Lu notes in reference to his technological pilgrimage.

Furthermore, CFG identifies whether this glycan is N- or O-linked and studies related to this glycan are noted in the reference section [ 74, 75].

As the article correctly noted in some references, it is often referred to as U3O8 — but it is not known as Uranium 308 or U308.