Sentence examples for reference to the conclusion from inspiring English sources

The Talmudic text of which I am thinking comes to mind a propos the Hebrew name of this week's Torah-reading, "Shmini" - meaning, literally, "The Eighth," with reference to the conclusion of Aaron's sons' priestly initiation in the desert tabernacle of the biblical story, on the eighth day of the rite.

The method's accuracy is demonstrated by comparison with the predictions of the closed form solution and with reference to the conclusions of previous empirical investigations.

Not only did it make no reference to the inspectors' overall conclusion, in accordance with the DMCC's new rules, but it also contained scant mention of many serious failings found by the independent review team.

The two criticized the closing down of the X-Files division, due largely to the fact that "we've seen [it] before", a reference to the divisions's closing at the conclusion of the show's first season.

Some of the tobacco industry scientists commented that this statement was "too strong in light of the NTP feeding studies"—a reference to the U.S. National Toxicology Program's conclusion that animal studies showed clear evidence of ETU's carcinogenicity (Reif 1991a).

Section 'Conclusions' offers a conclusion in reference to the Quintuple Helix Model.

(There's more here: Compare the president's Moscow reference to the "Cold War reaching a conclusion through the actions of many nations" to Chancellor Angela Merkel's version of events.

We now report such a case, which was successfully resected, and discuss our conclusions with reference to the current literature.

The test-structure architecture, experimental set-up, results and conclusions are discussed, with reference to the performance benefits of this technology for future space applications.

Conclusions were drawn with reference to the variability of quality scores of the included studies.

Indeed each of the predictions must be tested experimentally before final conclusions are reached with reference to the expression and function of the proteins analyzed.