Sentence examples for reliable referencing from inspiring English sources

The advantages of this method compared to the use of an internal reference such as endogenous water or lipid are with regard to it being a more reliable referencing method with less of the operator dependence (VOI positioning to avoid inclusion of adipose tissue) and physiologic dependence (tissue water content can vary with the menstrual cycle) [ 35] inherent to internal water referencing.

Using arthroscopy as an independent, reliable reference standard for ACL tear diagnosis, the reliability of MR imaging was evaluated.

Indeed, the most reliable references to Bosch after 1488 relate to his membership of the Confraternity of Our Lady, the association that also organized his funeral in August 1516.

As with the Princeton method, given a reliable reference warhead, you can confirm that any other warhead is authentic, too, without learning how it is made.

But the individual added: "I will rewrite the content to make it Wiki acceptable using reliable references available and I will use my privileges to publish it".

"Lives of the Novelists" is much too whimsically selective to serve as a reliable reference, although the attentive reader will no longer confuse Alistair Maclean ("The Guns of Navarone") with Alistair MacLeod ("No Great Mischief").

The 16th edition (1952 63), with 12 volumes, 2 supplementary volumes, and an atlas, reinforced the work's status as a reliable reference set covering an extremely wide range of topics with short articles.

I looked the issue up in the reliable reference book "Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage" and learned that Strunk and White's "The Elements of Style" counsels against starting sentences with "however".

The most reliable reference was determined via the goodness of fit to a "y = x" line.

To our knowledge, this was the first validation of reliable reference genes in Alternaria.

As the measurements were performed in laboratory atmosphere, gold was used as reliable reference material.