Sentence examples for referee notes from inspiring English sources

First, the referee notes that we did not analyse the relationship between auditory cortex activity and whisking.

This is an excellent point – and, as the referee notes, a criticism that can be leveled at numerous studies of ecosystem services.

4) One referee notes that while there is relatively little work on the effects of early life experience on parenting, it would worth digging in the ethological literature.

Previous work has shown that conserved aromatic residues in switch I are important for nucleotide exchange; however this is because they contribute to nucleotide binding as the referee notes.

Its value is that it adds to our detailed understanding of Rab regulation, and as the referee notes also highlights precautions that should be taken when mutating the switch II region.

Welington [sic] had, the referee noted, shouted son of a bitch "at least four times".

In 40 matches in that competition, 850 freekicks were awarded, 16 of which were followed by "advancements" – players, it seemed, quickly figured out that they were best served keeping their mouths shut and one referee noted in his report that "dissent has become non-existent 30 metres from goal".

Rodríguez identified the man as being a player from the rival local team Céltic de Pulianas, which plays in the league above the CD Abes and Gabia CF. "He was wearing the team's tracksuit and I recognized him from when I'd refereed in the past," the referee noted, according to Spanish sports newspaper Marca.

As a referee noted the log transformation may often over-transform the data making the distribution skewed in the opposite direction.

A referee rightly notes that by construction, the sample used to compare job attributes is selective, including only those who hold multiple jobs.

Referee Martin Atkinson, noted for his leniency in letting players get on with it in a man-to-man fashion, sent Kyrgiakos off.