Sentence examples for reference by two from inspiring English sources
We will then run the full database search and the full set of references will be independently screened for inclusion by title and reference by two authors (SB and LLM).
The evacuation of British forces from the canal zone and the new policy toward Egypt had been Sir Anthony Eden's particular responsibility, but the nearest thing to criticism of the fact that his efforts have not paid off as handsomely as was expected was a mild reference by one of the Opposition speakers to the failure of the Government's "elaborate policy of appeasement".
Regarding evaluation tools, the Brief Overdose Recognition and Response Assessment (BORRA) scale (Green et al. 2006) was referenced by two studies.
Resources and activities in a scenario are referenced by two sets of competencies, one for prerequisite competencies, and the other, for target competencies (i.e. learning objectives).
The examples demonstrate brightness enhancement, Stokes'-shift extension, and the possibility of referencing by two wavelengths rationing.
The references of selected articles and relevant reviews were screened for potentially suitable references by two independent investigators (SY and XC).
The binary random phase mask encodes the reference image by two equal probability phases before it is introduced in the joint input image.
Each single-molecule map was aligned to the reference maps by two different alignment algorithms.
8, 10 Gene copy increase was evaluated as the ratio of the total number of AKT signals over the reference signals by two observers (YD and AO).
The thrill of being referenced by one of his influences is something that has humbled the singer and guitarist Ben Bridwell: "I found out about that from my girlfriend," recalls the frontman, furrowing his brow with a clear sense of shock.
The expression features in the collected published lists were referenced by one or more of the following: gene symbol, accession ID, Affymetrix probe ID, LocusLink ID, and/or UniGene ID.
