Sentence examples for reference to relevant from inspiring English sources

The needs for and nature of different types of hypotheses, experiments and analyses are reviewed with reference to relevant examples.

It's also never a bad idea to anchor your introduction to a particular time and place and to make reference to relevant studies which have gone before.

Finally, measurements of nucleation density and dendrite growth velocities, as a function of applied cooling rates and alloy composition, were made and are discussed here with reference to relevant theoretical models.

The analysis of canonical works and texts, with frequent reference to relevant works prior to the 20th century, and with an emphasis on buildings and drawings as the vehicles of study, with occasional citations from painting, film, literature, and other critical works.

Conversely, much of the DA literature makes little reference to relevant SP contributions.

With reference to relevant literature worldwide, the differences between HFACS and the 24Model can be analyzed from multiple perspectives.

Extensive referencing to relevant and recent literature is provided.

Like the Rosenstein memo, the March 6th letter contained a smattering of selective facts but lacked any references to relevant statutory authorities or historical precedents.

Main results obtained from this approach are summarized and a list of references to relevant publications is provided.

I recommend this book to professionals in the field, as it is an exploratory analysis that is well supplemented with references to relevant sources.

They summarize the current state of knowledge on the taxonomy, species richness, and ecology of these fish groups, and provide references to relevant literature for species-level identifications.