Sentence examples for reference to areas from inspiring English sources

"The low-hanging fruit has been discovered… Shallow tech is a solved problem," Stacey said, in reference to areas like the basics of e-commerce services and mobile apps.

The present review is designed to provide information about cell death pathways in pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer with reference to areas that need further investigation, as well as to provide measurement techniques adapted to pancreatic tissue and cells.

Thus, new ways of looking at the way in which the past impacts on the present and material and symbolic connections across time and space are discussed with reference to areas such as Western industrial capitalism, colonialism, landscape, representation, and environment.

By 48 hours, almost all PMC42-LA wounds in CAF-conditioned medium were completely closed and could only be visualized by reference to areas of intense vimentin staining and cells with an elongated morphology, stretching in the direction of wound closure.

As you read, look for references to areas that may not be used today, but were once a picnic grove and the like in decades past.

Young viewers are unlikely to get the movie's references to Area 51 and such, but the bigger question is whether they will warm to any of these characters, who all seem borrowed from other movies, like "Toy Story," and lack a special spark to elevate them above the animated pack.

A critical overview of current protection legislation in Slovenia has been prepared, with particular reference to karst areas.

Its aim is to evaluate environmental consequences with reference to wider areas of concern, such as human health, ecosystem quality and resources.

However, there is evidence that more persistent social divisions in attitudes toward livestock mobility may be developing, particularly in reference to irrigated areas along the river.

The work will be an ecological vision on this global problem of coastal eutrophication and its causes, consequences and controls, in special reference to coastal areas of Red Sea in the boundary of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

A second aim was to survey Italian journal production and, using UK journals as a reference, to identify areas in which journals from Italy, and possibly other non-Anglophone countries with similar scientific and publishing profiles, could improve.