Sentence examples for substantial reference, from inspiring English sources
Saejung's original proof makes substantial reference to the axiom of choice by using the existence of Banach limits.
Since then, the series has evolved into a substantial reference library for the quantitative, theoretical and methodological foundations of the science of complex systems.
Some pro-drug websites are promulgating misinformation claiming "Drug Abuse Resistance Education program (D.A.R.E ., one of the largest anti-drug groups in the world, no longer lists marijuana as a so-called 'gateway drug.'"… Had nominal research been conducted by the author(s), substantial reference on the D.A.R.E.
Once a substantial reference population with accurate phenotypes and genotypes has been established, it is possible to estimate GEBV for animals without phenotypes.
However, the inclusion of new traits in genomic breeding indices will require a substantial reference population with accurate phenotypes and genotypes.
Consequently, evidence constituted a stable and substantial reference point from which arguments of innovation utility could be justified and practices of persuasion could be initiated.
A literature review of approaches to the problem, containing at least 9 publications or other substantial references.
This dictionary will include, in addition to English-Washo and Washo-English glosses, morphological analysis, and substantial references to audio and textual information.
Previous studies, including cDNA microarray studies, have identified 538 genes controlled by BvgAS [ 2, 13, 14], thus providing a substantial reportable reference set to validate gene expression data generated from the newly constructed B. bronchiseptica long-oligonucleotide microarray.
However, neglecting to account for ageing error in natural mortality rate estimates resulted in a substantial underestimation of reference points.
The analysis found substantial differences between reference datasets in terms of the specific stations that exhibited significant increasing or decreasing trends, showing the need for careful construction of statistical methods.
