Sentence examples for reference to the appropriate from inspiring English sources
Importantly, the Parliament's version adds to that 'in case of transfers referred to in Article 42, Article 43, or point (h) of Article 44(1), reference to the appropriate safeguards and the means to obtain a copy of them' must also be provided.
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The major limitation of this study is the fact that the family history of cancer was obtained by report from the index subjects and these reports were not validated by reference to the appropriate provincial cancer registries.
If the user provides explicit written permission or when the cassette is published elsewhere (in GenBank or a journal), it will be added to the public cassette database with a reference to the appropriate GenBank entry or paper.
Common limitations of guideline documents for diagnosis and management of tinnitus are the lack of a clear link between the outcomes of the diagnostic test battery and the recommended treatment, as well as guidelines being too general and lacking reference to the appropriate assessment tools (i.e., recommended questionnaires), which leads to variability in clinical practice.
In this report, we will detail a case and review the significance of this finding with reference to the selection of appropriate modalities of renal replacement therapy in the management of the AKI.
The electrochemical performances of Gore Primea 5621 MEA with SGL Sigracet GDL were chosen as reference to select the appropriate operating point in terms of current density and single cell voltage.
These computation times can be used as a reference to select the appropriate benchmarks to test a particular optimization method, depending on its focus and the available time.
It notes that scientists, another interest group, "are especially inclined to resist legal limitations that might be imposed on their activities based on ethical considerations" -- presumably a reference to the continuing debate over the appropriate use of human embryonic stem cells.
Jingga means nice and sweet in the indigenous language, and while this may be an appropriate reference to the taste of the water, the pool itself has too strong a presence to be summed up by the phrase.
Strawson proposes, therefore, that we fill the "lacuna" in the optimist's account by making appropriate reference to the essential role that the moral sentiments play in the sphere of responsibility.
