Sentence examples for pertinent references from inspiring English sources

While the tables are used extensively to demonstrate conceptual ideas in the text, we ask readers to refer to the tables themselves for pertinent references on specific microbes, as many are not repeated in the text; references only cited in the tables are provided under supplemental references.

And as a general rule--whether it is in your research plan, or elsewhere in your application--refer to scientific studies that support your work, but also include pertinent references that do not support your work or that even hold opposing views.

We also added pertinent references cited by studies identified in our search.

The unit includes pertinent references for both teacher and student and a list of related A.V. materials.

Also see an outline addressing the question: WHAT IS SCIENCE?, Dr. Tiffney's musings about THE CHURCH AND SCIENCE, and SCIENCE AND CHRISTIANITY: TWO PERTINENT REFERENCES.

Pertinent references are Beran [1977. Robust location estimates. Ann. Statist. 5, 431 444] and McNeney and Wellner [2000. Application of convolution theorems in semiparametric models with non-i.i.d. data. J. Statist. Plann. Inference 91, 441 480].

Given the terrible tangles of domestic, regional, and geo-strategic politics at stake, the more pertinent reference is the cautionary example of Afghanistan.

The meal was a notable one - 23 dishes each of which was described in the menu with a pertinent reference from Sherlock Holmes.

Finally, he provides a bibliography of scholarly studies and the pertinent reference in the standard folk-narrative index, The Types of the Folktale by Antti Aarne and Stith Thompson.

This enables the prediction of water turbidity, and provides pertinent reference turbidity information for the Chiahsien Weir water diversion operation.

Earlier literature was included if pertinent reference was made to it in the 2000-2008 literature.