Sentence examples for pointed out with reference to from inspiring English sources

Advantages and drawbacks of the proposed approach will be pointed out with reference to available experimental results.

The conclusions and implications of the research have been further pointed out with reference to foreign language teaching context.

The market demands are pointed out with reference to two recent surveys (performed in USA and Romania) of Information Systems graduates/professionals focused on topics to be covered and skills to be developed by the Analysis/Design related courses.

Ruth Chang, for example, points out, with reference to John Stuart Mill, that values may have both qualitative and quantitative aspects such that a single value may have qualitative dimensions that give rise to incomparability (Chang 1997b, 16-17).

(CH) Admirers pointed out a possible reference to Delacroix's painting Un Lit Défait.

Instead, the website now carries a joint statement drawn up with Constand's lawyers pointing out that the reference to "discredited allegations" in no way referred to those raised by her.

The writer, an atheist, was hardly alone in pointing out the apocalyptic reference to the star called chernobyl.

Here's how to deal with online abuse In the old days, many sexual and social inadequates wrote anonymous letters; now, many go online and post under fanciful names, as my colleague John Walsh pointed out in this column yesterday with reference to the trolls of University Challenge.

The QALY consensus group has pointed out the need to develop a reference method for estimating QALYs [ 43].

C.Y. inadvertently pointed this out with his reference to the sports community.

With reference to the charge of 'skulduggery' the court pointed out that the newspaper had not quoted another source in using that word; rather, it was the publishers' own characterization of the events.