Sentence examples for referring paragraph from inspiring English sources

We also observed that approaches based on the most topic-related referring paragraph(WFreqRDParaTitle and WFreqRDParaAbs) didn't perform as well as the interpolated ones(WFreqRDTitle and WFreqRDAbs), which is probably due to the lack of necessary contextual information.

We now also explain in more detail the Yrt phenotype and change the referred paragraph to make clear that the yrt phenotype is different from the foscrb Y10A mutant, and also that there is no enhancement or suppression of the foscrb Y10A phenotype when combined with the zygotic yrt mutant (subsection "The FBM of Crb is essential for the integrity of the AS", third paragraph).

You can do this by referring to paragraph and sentence numbers.

So, for instance, Principles I 2 refers to paragraph 2 of chapter I of the Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation.

So, for instance, OL I 11 refers to paragraph 11 of chapter I in On Liberty and SL VI.xii.6 refers to book VI, chapter xii, section 6 of A System of Logic.

Finally, all defendants referred to paragraph 3 of article 100a: ' a broad prohibition on tobacco advertising derives from the obligation imposed by article 100a(3)' (para 57).

Help the reader more clearly connect your results to specific insight (this refers to paragraph 1 and 2 in this section).

The Commission also referred to paragraph 3, of article 100a, according to which, the Commission should take a high level of protection of health as a basis for its proposals concerning the establishment and functioning of the internal market.

The paragraph referring to Jonathan Head was amended on Thursday 16 December 2010 at 8.49am, removing a reference to him being expelled.

A paragraph referring to a Ray Bradley remark in April 1999 has been amended to make clear that he was referring to an earlier complaint to the journal Science by Mike Mann.

P.S.: A secretary (since outplaced) inadvertently omitted in my Final Damage Survey of this relationship the paragraph referring to your mother's inedible cooking.