Sentence examples for should we refer from inspiring English sources

What groups can we distinguish within this huge age range and how should we refer to them, to us?

If we are not sure, should we refer to high gamma activity as oscillations?

On this comments section it's already been described as a Welsh tour, should we refer to the 2005 debacle as an English tour then?

How should we refer to people without homes?

Further, relevant aspects of the design and analysis of pharmacoepidemiology studies should be considered (we refer the reader to some helpful references).

Angles for the points A 1, A 4, A 5, and A 7 should be estimated; we refer to these angles as θA 1, θA 4, θA 5, and θA 7, respectively.

Should we stop referring to "the cold snap" in headlines, say, and always specify which country's weather we're talking about?

It should be noted that we refer to the self-assembled PVA/ FGO/PEI) n sample as SA-n such as SA-10, SA-20, and SA-30.

The reader should note that while we refer in this paper to the SF experiments and the GF experiments, real data fusion using either of the two approaches requires a procedure to combine the multiple ranked search outputs to give the final ranking that is presented to the searcher.

These results should change the way we refer to dual targeting, not merely as a rare event but as a widely abundant phenomenon affecting our concepts of gene expression and protein function.

It should be noted that we refer to the phenomena observed here as 'adaptation' not because of the mechanisms underlying it (which are not yet known), but because of its functional consequences: the temporal processing strategy (as represented by the temporal RF or MTF) changes in response to a change in the context of the stimulus.