Sentence examples for shorter reference from inspiring English sources

The shorter reference barrel was protected from silanization by sealing the open end with Parafilm (Alcan Packaging, Chicago, IL).

More notably, we found that many genome maps were thoroughly aligned by shorter reference genome sequences.

Considering that using very long reference periods (e.g., a year) is likely to cause recall errors, a shorter reference period is preferable.

These results are consistent with those of Björkstén et al. (1999) who observed that shorter reference period for reporting musculoskeletal problems yielded better agreement between a questionnaire and a physical examination [ 19].

This indicates that some abstracts could be difficult for any tool due to a variety of reasons, like being less well written, dealing with narrow subjects of research or, critically for this particular benchmark, the corresponding manuscript having a shorter reference list (with an average of 23.8 references for these 14 cases compared to an average of 40.8 references for the rest of cases).

A shorter reference to this validation is also placed in the Results section, prior to the discussion of PCA results: "We extensively verified the validity of our PCA analysis, comparing it to standard PCA on restricted that our PCA analysis was adequate for the data, and performed better than local non-linear approaches".

He writes that his short reference to Elizabeth Berkley's early career debacle was unfair.

Ariès's short reference formed the basis for Miller's sixth novel, Pure, which this week won the Costa book award.

She hangs up her phone, sits down and waits beside an old golden retriever that is, indeed, asleep in the sun; her simple directions, a short reference to a neighbourhood shop, apparently more than sufficient.

That short reference eventually led Mr. Paley to 500 pages of documents describing an episode more than 80 years ago in which the Harvard administration methodically harassed a number of young men for being gay, on suspicion of being gay or simply for associating with gays.

Intrigued by a short reference to Steinbeck's fleeting interest in the Alamo that he read about in Jackson J. Benson's definitive biography, "The True Adventures of John Steinbeck -- Writer," Mr. Groneman proposed a conference paper on "John Steinbeck and the Alamo".