Sentence examples for since reference from inspiring English sources

Yet this is also something of a collectors' guide, since reference is often made to the marketing and provenance of the goods.

Moreover, entirely new functions relating to multiple solubility parameters in excess of standard van der Waals behavior are developed since reference data for these models are easily accessible.

To assess the accuracy of the method, a certified reference sediment material was analyzed for heavy metals following co-precipitation procedure since reference material for water was unavailable to use.

Since reference [25] does not provide an average BER expression in a cooperative network with more than one relay, it is not possible to systematically obtain the optimal power allocation for the PL scheme.

Moreover, since reference (everywhere in focus) image of Figure 5h-j, as shown in Figure 5g, is available, performance comparison of different methods can be made using root mean square error (RMSE).

Moreover, since reference gene combinations have been recommended (Vandesompele et al. 2002), our effort was to come up with a combination of genes expressed stably under different variables to provide a strict and dependable reference parameter.

Since references and notations for this analytical solution are ancient and rather bewildering, the first part of this paper presents a revisit and a discussion of the formulations that assume a line charge on the wire.

Of particular importance were the interviewees' statements that the focus on references from German customers or references within the same industry sector is meaningful since references from abroad seem to carry less weight for German customers (P03, P12, P14, P15).

Since references to the boogeyman (or bogey man) are endless, it's hard to track down where the legend really started.

French designer and former creative director of Lacoste Christophe Lemaire has long since referenced dress from East Asia putting its styles in a contemporary and urban context.

Speech or debate protections make it more difficult to prosecute members of Congress, especially in bribery cases, since references to legislative acts aren't allowed to be included in court proceedings.