Sentence examples for study referring from inspiring English sources

"A deficient V.C. market may thus hamper the development of young, highly innovative companies into world-leaders," they wrote in a recent study, referring to venture capital.

"Everybody says that if they had the money, they'd give more away, they'd do what Warren Buffett did," said Kathleen D. Vohs, lead author of the study, referring to the financier who recently donated more than $30 billion of his assets to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Here we report on the first study referring to a pKa value based selection procedure on development of new electrolyte components for the application in lithium-ion batteries.

Finally, the whole approach is illustrated with a case study referring to the application of the model in a Greek region.

The teachers' intentions to remain in the profession was a dependent (endogenous) variable in this study referring to the teachers' possible decisions to keep teaching.

According to one study, referring physicians perceive the usefulness of high-cost diagnostic imaging to be lower in unexplained complaints compared to specific diseases [16].

For further study, refer to [21, 22, 24 30] and the references therein.

One study referred to a definition by Forst without detailing the reference [ 66].

The RUSI study refers to estimates of 100,000 Iraqis killed, with 2 million refugees fleeing to neighbouring countries.

The study referred to by Saltsman relies on data collected by the Current Population survey from 1970 to 1998.

Methods used in previous study referred mainly to ambient temperature.