Sentence examples for references linking from inspiring English sources

From DiCaprio to Jay Z, "Lived, Lives, Will Live!" is an explosion of cultural references, linking contemporary art and celebrity culture in one chaotic package.

Much of the music for the ceremony contained 'bell' references, linking to the large bell forged for the ceremony and evoking bells as "the sound of freedom and peace".

The authors propose that mammary gland development is a « a type of EMT ». References linking mammary development to EMT should be provided.

Events, objects and references link these episodes, often tangentially, with each thread of the story united by its geographical setting.

When we reviewed the references linked to these 20 variations at HGMD, we found that most of them were snSNPs and were registered in the HGMD database since they were found to be associated with susceptibility mainly to common complex diseases such as diabetes (see reference links in Table S1).

Accompanying references link to their PubMed abstracts (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/).nih.gov/pubmed/

Using the results of the reference screening we classified recommendations as: 1) need for updating : with one or more key references linked; or 2) still valid: without key references linked.

The NCBI Influenza virus resource is a major influenza sequence repository that all the other listed references link to.

Key terms are highlighted throughout the text and are linked to their definition or corresponding sections within the website, with references linked to their full citation.

The additional bibliography is directly linked from the protein entry view on the UniProt website where the additional citations can be accessed by clicking on the 'Additional computationally mapped references' link at the end of the References section.

This post was updated at 4.55pm ET to remove a reference linking the manhunt to a robbery.