Sentence examples for sufficient reference to from inspiring English sources

Studies, often based on single or multiple sites in particular regions, have tended to draw conclusions without sufficient reference to large-scale variation evident across this vast area.

A notable exception is Pereda 2006, which points out the lack of sufficient reference to Latin American publications in the numerous contributions by Latin Americans to the Enciclopedia iberoamericana de filosofía (a multi-volume reference work whose first volume appeared in 1987).

The majority of policies (65%%) lacked sufficient reference to legislative policies relating to the safeguarding of children.

It should identify the legal issues at stake, with sufficient reference to the facts of the case to make the matter concrete and compelling.

As to this we are not in doubt, the multiplicity of actions necessary for redress at law being sufficient, without reference to other considerations, to uphold the remedy by injunction.

Nigel Willmott (First among equals, February 24) wrongly implies that on In Our Time on Radio 4, sufficient reference was not made to people other than William Wilberforce in the process leading to the abolition of slavery.

Additional population-specific AISNPs and a relatively more comprehensive database with sufficient reference population data remain necessary to get better-scale resolution within a geographically proximate populations in East Asia.

The research report and the data collected should contain sufficient detail and reference to public sources of information to permit a trained professional to reproduce the experimental observations [1].

Acetabular inclination angle was measured manually (on the earliest postoperative, anteroposterior, supine pelvis radiograph of sufficient quality) with reference to the inter-teardrop line using tools on the PACS workstation.

The records of the Aztec and neighbouring states in the Basin of Mexico between 1300 and 1519 are relatively free from mythological tales and have sufficient cross-referencing to present a reasonably clear picture of military events, dynastic succession, institutional changes, and economic development.

When the flying pilot canceled the instrument landing and changed to visual landing during darkness, he did not have sufficient visual references to the terrain.