Sentence examples for retained reference from inspiring English sources

The low percentage variance explained by the retained reference equation (r = 2%) reveals the possible difficulty to determine the effect of different exogenous factors and their combination with FeNO [ 7].

For referentialism shows that a term can retain reference and hence that the relevant theories may be such that the later constitutes a better approximation to the truth than the earlier.

It takes place in a generic African state while still retaining references to Chicago and Cicero.

To wit: Some of Paul's campaign materials retain references to his current day job; see, for example, the screen shot below, which captures one reference each to the man's two titles.

However it was striking that they were all painted before the 1900s, within the artistic paradigm that always retained some reference to visible reality.

The original text was retained for reference.

At the start of the experiment the period of the heartbeat is established, and one period's worth of frames are retained as reference frames.

Response: We have retained the reference to PyMOL in the methods section in the Additional file 1 as we used it extensively for doing manual structure analysis.

The retained FeNO reference equation is exposed in Box 2. Figure 1 shows individually measured FeNO plotted against the corresponding predicted value for the same age range, using the Saudi Arabian model 1) or model 2) reference equations.

The retained FeNO reference equation allowed the explanation of 2% of the FeNO variability, which appears to be less than reported data (r ranged 6% [ 22] to 34% [ 10]).

(Shakespeare sets that military conflict in Cyprus; Mr. Sellars has retained those references to locations, which include Venice, which the production presents as a financial capital not unlike New York City).