Sentence examples for references suggest that from inspiring English sources
Our waiter called it white snapper; online references suggest that it's a Turkish sea bream.
References suggest that allowing the gelatin particles to sit for a few minutes is necessary for 250 Å particles to swell [3].
The above references suggest that the modulation of the coprococcus spp. by zinc bacitracin in the direction of potential protective microbiota can reduce the damage of stress and provide health protection on rex rabbits.
Other references suggest that the first mention of aqua regia is in Byzantine manuscripts dating to the end of the thirteenth century.
The increased VHL MetI levels in the tumors compared with normal adrenal references suggest that his is an important event in tumor development.
These references suggest that GTPS tends to occur on the longer leg because of the increased stress imposed on the abductor muscles and fascia lata in the context of pelvic obliquity [ 4, 5].
Although the story takes place in New York's Spanish Harlem, Beatty and his characters are more likely to refer to Joseph Conrad and Michael Cimino than Biggie Smalls, and there is a charming tossed-off quality to these references, suggesting that there is no difference between the cultural osmosis of the more traditional "classics" and the culture passed off by hand on the streets.
On the whole these references suggested that Cummings' reported views about genetics in education were comparable to Nazi ideology.
The developer build of Lion that hit yesterday came with fresh HiDPI mode references, suggesting that Apple may expect 200ppi+ laptop and desktop displays to become available during Lion's lifetime — the next year and a half or so.
Among all treatments, the dry-weather harvested sites without bedding presented the fastest recovery of water table depth to that of the non-harvested references, suggesting that bedding may have been a further disturbance with respect to wetland surface hydrology.
Many clades formed without closely related references, suggesting that these sequences were probably different from known xylanases.
