Sentence examples for reference figures from inspiring English sources

A good broker will help a buyer prepare the board package, which means that he or she will see your letters of reference, figures on your net worth, and your tax returns — details many people consider rather personal.

The other contenders are Rebecca Warren, whose clay sculptures reference figures such as Rodin and Dégas and whose lumpy, bumpy, hyper-feminine forms gently debunk her artistic forebears; and Mark Titchner, whose installations draw on defunct belief systems and outmoded science to "question the codes by which we live today", according to Tate curator Katharine Stout.

New bounds of day-to-day MUF variability are calculated and compared with reference figures currently used by radio users.

Second, with Bowtie and SeqMap an increase in read length resulted in a decreased mapping efficiency to the genomic reference (Figures 2C, 2D).

IC handled the questionnaire emailing, the contact with vet clinics and collected data on vet and dog population for reference figures.

The EPI3 study was a cross-sectional survey combining unique data from patients and general practitioners (GPs), and allowed provision of reference figures for the vast majority of diseases encountered in primary care for a large number of patients.

Remarkable though it is, arguably the most important reference figure for interest rates is not subject to direct regulatory and supervisory controls.

The output of proposed algorithm depicted in Figure 9(b) is clearly better than that of the EAAC reference (Figure 9(c)).

We also analyzed individual qdot molecules (qdot655) as a reference (Figure 7C, open circles).

These coatomer proteins were abundant in PSG, but lower in the brain using tubulin as a reference (Figure 2G).

For reference, Figure 1 shows the probability of treatment success for one and two drugs assuming the absence of cross resistance.