Sentence examples for referred to about from inspiring English sources

The requests referred to about 14,120 accounts.

According to Johnson, the title 'Mappæ Clavicula' denoted all the texts of the Corning manuscript, including the contents of Lucca 490, and referred to about 80 witnesses [22 24].

It's something that seems to people unprecedented when it's referred to about the Internet, but if you place it within the context of history it's really not and it's the same outside of showbiz as well.

In agreement, Fujimoto and colleagues described 312 PGCs at HH10 (Fujimoto et al., 1976), Motono and colleagues referred to about 300 PGCs at HH13 HH16 (Motono et al., 2008) and Nakamura described embryos containing on average 300 PGCs from HH14 to HH20 (Nakamura et al., 1991).

"We now have over 700 hectares of vineyards in Argentina and Chile," Mr. Dassault said, referring to about 1,700 acres of properties.

"The only new money came from me," he said, referring to about $6 million in promises from foundations.

That consensus Biddulph refers to about treating the sexes the same may come as news to anyone brought up in the 70s and 80s.

Mr. Maier was specifically referring to about $63 billion in auction-rate securities that are issued by closed-end funds, which are variations on mutual funds.

The latter includes new or improved "useful" methods, processes, devices and manufactured items, and refers to about 90% of all patents granted in the country.

In the simulated HSC system, this refers to about 1 year (see: Table S1).

‡Incidence rates refer to about two years since previous survey wave unless one year is stated.