Sentence examples for specific reference for the from inspiring English sources

The "which" clause provides a generic rather than specific reference for the subject "car".

To her credit, Rufus includes a specific reference for this 43% number.

His first effort was a bony bricolage chair contructed from salvaged chicken remains, but soon his inner muse saw the real potential of the macabre medium: "Back then I used the bones just for the mere aesthetic without containing any specific reference for further meaning," he tells The Creators Project.

Table 3: Can the authors provide the specific references for each of the categories: "ExpecDMV", "ExpecDLMA", "ExpecDL", "ExpecDI", "ExpecDSA"?

We have included group-specific references for the actual responses or items (i.e., type of staff mentioning the item) by phases in the handover process.

A thorough summary of the toxicity of LAS is beyond the scope of this chapter, therefore the reader is recommended to go to the specific references for details on the toxicity studies cited.

Each type defines a specific reference frame for the concentration-response curve (for detailed information see the 'Risk types' section).

Each type defines a specific reference frame for the concentration-response curve (for detailed information see the 'Risk types' section) target.EC.p: The target response in per cent (e.g. 10%%, to calculate EC10).

Fomon et al. [ 31] published the age and sex specific reference data for the body composition of children from birth to 10 years of age.

Infants with influential pathological conditions were omitted from the development of gestational age specific reference intervals for the following categories: 23-27, 28-31, 32-34, 35-36 and > 36 weeks.

Some of the results could be known, but we could not find specific references for them.