Sentence examples for references in the introduction from inspiring English sources
After publication of this review [1] it emerged that the references in the Introduction section were incorrect.
In this paper, we present an overview of cffdrs and highlight some of its functionality; we provide foundational references in the introduction and more extensive descriptions in the package documentation for users who require more details about the background of the system or specific application information.
In fact Helen Gurley Brown, the long time editor of Cosmopolitan, and one of the original working girl's mentors even wrote a book called "Having It All" which Lena Dunham, writer, director and the creator of HBO's Girls, references in the introduction to her new book Not That Kind of Girl.
This may well be the case ahead, as technologies and country policies keep evolving - some analysts point to a greater reliance on regional production networks, while others refer even to a potential reversal of GVCs because of 3D printing ("additive manufacturing") (see references in the introduction of Hoekman (2015)).
The cited references in the introduction and discussion are reduced to a minimum.
We now include this statement and relevant references in the Introduction.
Several excellent review articles have recently been published on Irp knockout mice that mainly focus on Irp1−/− mice (referenced in the introduction).
The United States sought to include more banks, including the Central Bank, but settled for one reference in the introduction saying United Nations member states should "exercise vigilance" in dealing with the Central Bank.
None of the height-diameter-models referenced in the introduction chapter cover all these aspects simultaneously.
As referenced in the introduction, other studies (TTX elimination of spiking neuronal responses, optic nerve section, etc) suggest that considerable damage to inner retinal function can be sustained without compromising refractive compensation ability.
We have added this reference in the Introduction.
