Sentence examples for references has a from inspiring English sources

This answer, with its repeated third-person references, has a rhetorical drumbeat that makes it feel pre-composed, like the peroration in a courtroom drama.

But unlike Godard, who can use allusive density to dissuade an audience from identifying with the characters, Beatty's curation of his references has a more generous effect.

The comedy, set in a community college and built on an increasingly intricate network of surreal gags and pop-culture references, has a devoted fanbase, though this failed to translate to strong viewing figures.

Mr. Gaddis's book actually began as a series of lectures he gave at Oxford during some visiting terms there, which would explain why many of the references have a clearly British ring.

The analysis shows that the 3 top mechanisms accounting for 32% of the mechanism references have a strong Pareto effect.

Finally, we want to address the case when the references have a large number of structural variations.

For example, the combined group of MDR Acinetobacter infected and susceptible Acinetobacter references had a mean hospital length of stay of 23 days after the index day (day of infection).

The cases identified by both references had a much higher risk of adverse outcomes than those identified by just 1 of the references and those not classified as SGA cases by either reference.

For instance you may have to complete an internship, submit references, have a degree and provide employment records before you can become licensed.

We assumed that DSA, as the standard of reference, has a sensitivity and specificity of 100%% in detecting aneurysms and determining feasibility of coiling.

For example, the NCBI reference has a gene space of 31,671,110 bp per genome equivalent, accounting for less than 1% of the complete tetraploid genome.