Sentence examples for subject references from inspiring English sources

Although Nafisi's classes start with Shahrazad and the Thousand and One Nights, the book concentrates on the western literature that has been her academic subject; references to the great Persian tradition are few, and all the more frustrating because they can be so telling.

This difference in patterning clearly suggests that a default subject reference bias for pronouns present in Chinese may be reduced to some extent by a secondary bias toward referencing a Goal argument when present.

In Group 2, where participants provided completions answering the "Why?" question, which was expected to cause Explanation relations favoring subject reference, there was indeed a very high rate of reference to the subject of S1 with the pronoun in S2 (as coded by two native speakers): 83 %, vs. just 17%% reference to the Goal in S1.

Writers have suggested typhus as a likely culprit, but Donne's writings on the subject reference multiple diseases.

According to its editor, Stanley Sadie, who is now retiring after 30 years working on Grove, it is the largest single-subject reference work in the world.

This comprised the subjects' reference curves (balance as a function of known and increasing TA).

The final study population consisted of 61 bladder cancer cases and 49 kidney cancer cases diagnosed between 1981 and 1995, as well as an age- and sex-balanced random sample of 275 subjects (reference cohort).

A visual scan of the reference list can determine whether disciplinary and subject related references are listed and used.

A recent review of the subject contained references to two hundred and fifteen papers reporting or discussing unfavorable upsets in the balance of insect populations because insecticides had killed off various predators and parasites.

If a review was found on the subject, the references were checked for eligible studies.

The differences between rating methods can be best understood by examining the treatment of the reference video and the comparison task performed by the subject:  Labeled reference.