Sentence examples for reference the term from inspiring English sources

For ease of reference the term "mood disorder groups" is used throughout the manuscript to refer to the three groups of interest – non-mood disordered comparison group, probable MDD and probable BD.

I caution those who reference the term "The year of firsts", because it will set off triggers for most.

(In Iowa, applicators are actually certified, whereas in North Carolina they are licensed; for ease of reference, the term license will be used for both states in this paper).

Many works reference the terms reliability and availability when focused on CCSs.

For easier reference the terms are mentioned along with the page numbers in which they are discussed in the publication.

Taking 12 December 20083 as a reference, the terms of the offer express a 44.7% premium in relation to the 1 month weighted average price and 33.2% in relation to the 3 month weighted average price.

Do a search and you'll find some articles (including the one that has now disappeared, second result) referencing the term 'smartbook', but you won't see the word mentioned in any article.

But Merriam-Webster also includes the definition "a very large high-explosive bomb," referencing the term's original meaning.

So, for example, the reference of the term "lion" is fixed by the community of zoologists, the reference of the term "elm tree" is fixed by the community of botanists, and the reference of the term "table salt" is fixed as "NaCl" by chemists.

For the purposes of this discussion, however, the primary reference of the term philosophical anthropology will be to the period in which these ambiguities developed.

I came across a reference to the term "information economy" in a book published in 1890.