Sentence examples for represents an addendum from inspiring English sources
The present work is of methodological nature, and represents an addendum to the guidelines for multivariate analysis and design in coastal and off-shore engineering recently presented in literature.
This study represents an important addendum to the growing database of genomic and transcriptomic resources available for coleopterans and fills an important gap, representing the first transcriptome sampled from a wood-feeding cerambycid and the first comprehensive analysis of endogenous genes associated with wood-feeding in insects.
(and also see note 10 in addendum 4 about the fact that many of these predictions were actually supported by many papers that were already published, but which I discovered only after I had described the model) This article/review/Hypothesis represents a great amount of work.
Where there is a single clinical study, the study report and protocol should be an addendum to the submission.
The agreement would be considered an addendum to his uniform player contract.
In most cases, an addendum requires an additional exchange of "consideration" to be enforceable.
So I sent Land Rover an addendum — quite a long addendum.
But there's an addendum to that.
Mel B was very much an addendum.
The Proceedings has published an "addendum" stating this fact.
