Sentence examples for refer the connection from inspiring English sources

Boulesteix and Strimmer [ 35] describe and refer the connection of PLS to gene selection based on "variable importance in projection" (VIP) indicator proposed by Musumarra et al. [ 36], which indicates the importance of genes in the used PLS latent components.

The lower panels of Table 2 refer to the connection of entrepreneurship with career planning.

As described above, occupational interaction does not simply refer to the connection between workers and leaders; it should also include communications between hierarchy leaders and colleagues within a workplace, as well as interactions with staff from other workplaces.

For example, "Interference with the auxin effect on vacuolar SNAREs impedes auxin-dependent cell size control", this heading should refer to the connection made with PI-dependent processes.

This will allow you to easily refer to the connection later in the script.

BJ-failure refers to the connection failure after the plastic hinges develop at both ends of adjacent beams, and B-failure refers to beam failure in the plastic hinge regions while beam column connections remain elastic.

"We're paying it to people who hate us," said Kevin Crull, AT&T's general manager for wireless services, referring to the connection fees.

"With European services transiting through Dubai, Qantas's Asian services will no longer be a subsidiary of the 'Kangaroo Route,' " said the airline's chief executive, Alan Joyce, referring to the connection between Britain and Australia.

The discrete-integral version refers to the connection of the interval barycenter with interval endpoints.

None of them could include the other one, but the following Fort theorem [22] refers to the connection between them.

Explosive demand for data and video on smart phones is creating a bottleneck for backhaul, which refers to the connection between cellular towers and a fiber network.