Sentence examples for reference found from inspiring English sources

The economic-modeling paper was first academic reference found to Big Data, according to research by Marco Pospiech, a Ph. D. candidate at the Technical University of Freiberg in Germany.

It was a reference found in the code of Gmail by the blog Google Operating System, and appeared to point to a new Gmail feature that would sort your email with the help of your social connections.

Following KR's interpretation of similar patterns in English, we suggest that the particular distribution of reference found in Group 1 in fact results from the combination and interaction of two potentially conflicting pressures, whose existence is independently supported by other aspects of the patterns found in Experiments 1 3.

The only relevant reference found by the paper was in the state's gambling laws, which establish that "Certain penny-ante games are not crimes; 'Penny-ante gameanseans a game or series of games of poker, pinochle, bridge, rummy, canasta, hearts, dominoes, or mahjong in which the winnings of any player in a single round, hand, or game do not exceed $10 in value".

Each CR reference found in the GS search is marked with an (X) in Additional file 1.

A large study by Nielsen et al.[ 13] with home interview but pharmacy records as a reference, found self-report sensitivity of antidepressant use (56%) similar to ours.

That reference finds that attributes which are expected to favor cruciform extrusion (high A+T content and short spacer) are overrepresented in their set of IRs.

We will include the full reference list online, but references found only in the Supplementary Materials will be suppressed in print.

All references found were evaluated for the inclusion and exclusion criteria listed below and their bibliographies hand-searched for other potentially relevant publications.

What I found to be the best improv concept presented in Ditch the Pitch is something called "callbacks" -- the recurring references found in all good comedy, especially improv.

It's just not true ― the study he appears to be referencing found nothing of the sort, and wasn't funded by the Navy.