Sentence examples for refer to the study from inspiring English sources

It was the linguist JR Firth who, in 1930, coined the term phonoaesthetics to refer to the study of how words sound.

For a more detailed explanation of the dominance theory, readers can refer to the study of Brauers and Zavadskas (2012).

For a detailed explanation of the dominance theory, readers can refer to the study of Brauers and Zavadskas (2012).

In this context "anthropology" does not refer to the study of past cultures etc, as it often does in the United States.

Some now use the term "cognitive ecology" to refer to the study of cognitive processes in an animals' natural environment (Healy & Braithwaite 2000; Real 1993).

Macro analysis and responses refer to the study of the distribution of crime on a large aggregate scale, for example between- country or between-city crime distributions, with preventive responses operating at a population level.

We can refer to the studies.

x1, x2, and x3 are phenotypic information sources and also refer to the studied quantitative traits, respectively.

Also refer to the studies by Schaeffer (1990) and Freshney (2010).

In the present review, we refer to the studies carried out in the mouse, the rat and the human.

Secondly, ethics refers to the study and development of one's standards.