Sentence examples for references to the general from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it's natural that serious artists who believe in this on-off switch between art and entertainment might attempt to cleanse their work of references to the general culture, where entertainment rules.
As Acemoglu (2009) remarks, references to the general circumstances of the environment that possibly have an impact on attitude, human conventions and culture can be found in de Montesquieu (1989), Machiavelli (1987) and Marshall (1997).
Prominent reviews and journal series call for new modes of care delivery, but, with the exception of occasional passing references to the general need for technological advancement in the mental health field, mostly omit any discussion of the potential role of mHealth in this regard [ 2, 13].
The uncharacteristic reference to "the General" in "Henry V" does not seem to have provoked an official response, but it could easily have led to a disaster.
Days later, Daniel Murphy, who took on the role of Santa Claus that year, smiled and bellowed from across the room that he had a box of chocolates for Sandy Alderson, a reference to the general manager's notorious parting words for Jose Reyes, who had left the team as a free agent.
The differences between the mathematics and biology teachers' elements were in their reference to the general pedagogy and curriculum elements.
However, the fact that a certain object has a reference to a general value (e.g. the French Revolution bears a reference to the general value 'political freedom') does not make the concept of that object general.
The Primary Investigational site is responsible for the patient data follow-up: patient consultations, instructing, treatment change or referencing to the general physician.
SMR of persons who retired early was 1.25 (95% CI, 1.13 1.60) in reference to the general German population and the SMR of 1.71 (1.18–2.50) in the multivariate regression model.
We observed a SMR of 1.35 (95% CI, 1.13 1.60) in reference to the general German population and a SMR of 1.71 (95% CI, 1.18 2.50) in the Cox-Regression in reference to all others.
The database compiled here will provide us with a useful platform, on which one can ask many interesting questions with special reference to the general and optional biological roles of TCS-associated genes in L. japonicus.
