Sentence examples for primarily with reference to from inspiring English sources

Scotus used the term primarily with reference to God; consequently, since redemption, grace, and salvation as well as all of creation were the work of God's groundless, absolute freedom, there could be no "necessary reasons," if indeed any reasons at all, for anything.

The possibilities created by the recently introduced Scottish Tobacco Retail Register (Scottish Parliament 2010) have been understood primarily with reference to enforcement of underage sales and display bans.

We define the target of our analysis, anatomical entity mentions, primarily with reference to the Common Anatomy Reference Ontology (CARO) (Haendel et al., 2008) and the Foundational Model of Anatomy (FMA) (Rosse and Mejino, 2003).

However, constructing nosologic schemes primarily with reference to considerations about disease management and prognosis rather than etiology, and classifying diseases into increasingly refined categories, poses potential problems for epidemiologic research.

Hence, the present work has been developed primarily with reference to such functionally relevant cross-reactivity, which is nonetheless of great interest from the standpoint of antibody-mediated immunity.

Although the concepts presented in this review are often relevant to all crops and production systems, they will be primarily illustrated with reference to dry land crops and cropping practices used in the cool and subtropical climates.

For the whole Poyang Lake catchment, the variations of mean annual streamflow in 1970 2007 were primarily affected by climate change with reference to 1960s, while human activities played a complementary role.

(iii) One should be cautious even about the dramatic dates of Plato's dialogues (§3) because they are calculated with reference to characters whom we know primarily, though not only, from the dialogues.

In this review, I will focus on the biological aspects of urothelial tumorigenesis based primarily on recent data obtained from transgenic and knockout mouse models, with reference to human bladder cancer whenever appropriate.

The single-subject template brain (the test data in the present study) was manually parcellated according to a set of rules based primarily on identifying macro-anatomical landmarks (e.g. prominent sulci), and often with reference to previous delineations.

Interpretation of child growth in a population depends primarily on the growth reference used, and literature lacks data on indices of nutritional status with reference to the WHO and USCDC references that are potentially useful for Pakistani children [ 9- 11].