Sentence examples for refers to background from inspiring English sources
The term "safety culture" refers to background factors which impinge upon safety management systems, drawing particular attention to cultural features of organisations and these impinge upon effective control and risk management processes.
Here the "object" refers to "foreground things" such as a person or a bird, while "stuff" refers to "background regions" such as road or sky; (4) high segmentation accuracy; (5) low running time.
Risk refers to background risk of cervical cancer mortality throughout.
The generic block layer converts I/O requests to I/O operations known as block I/O (or BIO) structures (refer to "Background" section).
To keep the length of feedback messages as short as possible, the messages refer to background information and tools available via the website.
The latter can also derive from the Maillard reaction [ 34]; consistent with the advanced ripening stage in dates (refer to background).
Notably, maturity is attained naturally with the dry class of dates but often artificially with the soft class of dates owing to intrinsically higher moisture levels (refer to background for further details).
The enrichment in keto-octulosonic acid from the degradation of cell wall pectin with middle range PC1 scores (Fig. 6b) may indicate increased fruit softening which is typical of the Rutab advanced ripening phase in dates (refer to background).
The enrichment patterns of the last three classes of metabolites further to a similar pattern by pheophorbide A (Fig. 6a), a degradation product of chlorophyll, are consistent with the biochemical profile of the Khalal early ripening stage in dates during which fruits ungreen and acquire color (refer to background for more details).
Lb refers to the background luminance and Lt refers to the target luminance.
In this study "signal" refers to the background subtracted mean fluorescence intensity and "element" refers to the DNA amplicon printed onto the microarray slide surface.
