Sentence examples for one could refer from inspiring English sources

For more works on this direction, one could refer to [43 51] and the references cited therein.

For more work on the Gilpin Ayala population model, one could refer to [6 16] and the references cited therein.

For more works on the non-autonomous predator-prey system, one could refer to [16 19] and the references cited therein.

For more work on the dynamic behaviors of the feedback control ecosystem, one could refer to [18 29] and the references cited therein.

For more work on the dynamic behaviors of the competition system with a toxic substance, one could refer to [1 17] and the references cited therein.

For more work on the commensal symbiosis system, one could refer to [6 12].

From a logical perspective, one could also refer to the use of distributed denial-of-service attacks as a gun-type attack.

Therefore, the CT method identified a small number (four) of relevant variables (eleven) which one could exclusively refer to when being interested in the classification of new, ungrouped investors.

One that states "Metallic Glasses" could refer to an experimental type of flexible metallic alloy, while the topic "Biomaterials" could mirror NASA-funded research into biotechnology in low-gravity environments.

Based on class prevalence at both time points, one could have referred to class 2 as the normal class instead of class 1.

Will Allen, a defensive back from Dayton, Ohio, said he could "refer him to one of my hairstylists".