Sentence examples for reference to conduct from inspiring English sources

The commission has used a new parliamentary inquiry into freedom of expression – an inquiry triggered by rolling political controversy about 18C of the RDA – to ask the government for a formal reference to conduct its own free speech inquiry, examining media and internet regulation, intellectual property and defamation laws.

Use the generated regular model as a reference to conduct diagnosis on the samples.

However, the current reference to conduct such experiments relies on selected reaction monitoring (SRM) analyses performed on triple quadrupole mass spectrometers, although it suffers from some limitations.

The outcomes of sleep posture characteristics were used to provide a reference to conduct the mattress design to satisfy the needs of different body segments.

Then the regular model for the hammering sound, the centroid of this cluster, which is assumed to be the non-defective sound model, is established and finally used as a reference to conduct diagnosis on the whole dataset.

In addition, the comprehensive analysis of bermudagrass root transcriptome can further be utilized as a reference to conduct future research on plant roots.

But he does mention the $850 million settlement and makes a general reference to "criminal conduct" at the company.

"Threats" in this sense are almost always susceptible of a conditional analysis (where the antecedent makes reference to the conduct of the threat's recipient), but not all conditional threats are motivational in character.

The agreement reference number to conduct experiments in living animals is 75 777, and the animal facility agreement reference number is 3991.

As the extent of MDR appears to be dependent on serotypes involved, it is vital to have at least one national Salmonella reference laboratory to conduct serotyping of Salmonella isolates from all regions of Ethiopia.

The stored IMG/M data are annotated using multiple reference datasets to conduct analyses in three tiers: (i) phylogenetic composition, (ii) functional or metabolic potential within individual microbiomes, and (iii) comparisons across microbiomes.