Sentence examples for regard to papers from inspiring English sources

With regard to papers presenting biomedical-relevant applications, 41(29.1 %) of these papers did not report on data normalisation and 83 (58.9%) did not describe the normalisation technique applied.

The rag paper (II) used is a very inhomogeneous paper; with high standard deviation also with regard to paper thickness.

The study sample was cucumber, investigated in four farming systems: organic open field farming system, non-organic greenhouse farming system, non-organic tunnel farming system and open field non-organic farming system in Jiroft, Kerman, with regard to paper indices.

These have been modified slightly with regard to seminal papers on the character of dryland fluvial systems (e.g. Bridge and Lunt 2006), continental trace fossil assemblages and their environmental implications (Hasiotis et al. 2002) and paleosol types (Retallack 1997).

The N.F.L. has criticized previous papers published by the Center for the Study of Retired Athletes -- which identified similar links between on-field concussions and both later mild cognitive impairment and early-onset Alzheimer's disease -- and reasserted those concerns this week with regard to the paper on depression.

All authors declare no conflict of interest with regard to this paper.

With regard to this paper it implies even solar particle events.

There is no potential conflict of interests with regard to this paper.

Authors have no financial or any other kind of personal conflicts with regard to this paper.

Sir, In their letter with regard to our paper on induced abortions and breast cancer, Brind and Chinchilli essentially suggest that residual confounding by age at first birth and parity may have caused us to underestimate the odds ratio (OR) for breast cancer in relation to induced abortion.

With regard to the methodology papers (152 in total): 14 (9.2%), 12 (7.9%) and 2 (1.3%) papers reported the application of Bonferroni, Benjamini-Hochberg and Hochberg adjustment methods respectively.