Sentence examples for references indicated that from inspiring English sources

Such references indicated that China and the North were once again falling back on their old battlefield ties to manage their increasingly complicated relationship through a period of deep anxiety.

Validation studies in this cohort using biochemical markers and diet records as references indicated that the food frequency questionnaire estimated dietary intakes with reasonably good accuracy.

The reduced identification of genes by the second pass unigenes for the various references indicated that the first pass assembly massively decreased redundancy while leading only to a modest decrease in matchable reference genes.

However, re-examining the references indicated that 1) the discovery of the connection between Stachyopitys (Schmeissneria) preslii and Weber's Glossophyllum? sp. A disproved the relationship between Stachyopitys (Schmeissneria) preslii and Baiera münsteriana proposed by Schenk [ 27]; and 2) Glossophyllum? sp. A did not belong to the ginkgoalean Glossophyllum [ 24].

Not everyone was so enchanted by Tony's dream and its multitude of movie references indicating that a big showdown lay ahead.

Contemporary references indicate that he was widely traveled and fairly well known, but all observers testify to his evil reputation.

Historical inaccuracies, archaisms, and confused geographic references indicate that the book was not actually written at Nineveh in the early 7th century bc.

Contemporary references indicate that audiences of the early 1590s thrilled to the story (in Henry VI, Part 1) of the brave Lord Talbot doing battle in France against the witch Joan of Arc and her lover, the French Dauphin, but being undermined in his heroic effort by effeminacy and corruption at home.

Results of comparisons between the performance of our filters and those of the references indicate that the former is superior to the latter.

These references indicate that William was a wide-ranging and serious thinker, but much as with the Pre-Socratics, we have just seen just the tip of the iceberg as far as his actual writings are concerned.

Numerous historical and contemporary references indicate that kauri has a potential role in the development of New Zealand's economic well-being (Hutchins [1919]; Herbert et al. [1996]; New Zealand Forest Research Institute [1997]).