Sentence examples for supportive reference from inspiring English sources

I especially like Renata Adler's observation about the temptation "to pretend that each day's text is, after all a crisis", but it is Randall Jarrell's supportive reference to "the negative capability of the critic" that paves the way for our last – and most improbable – avenging angel of old-school querulousness.

One of many examples of Eliot's warmth to Jews: "A few weeks ago I saw Horace Kallen, Shef's Jewish friend, whom I like…" In 1951, we learn, Eliot writes a supportive reference for an Italian Jew, Leon Vivante, who left Italy "after the promulgation of the anti-Semitic legislation".

The learner's guide developed for the training was available as a supportive reference.

Coordinated national strategy to HIV prevention and drug use Explicit and supportive reference to 'harm reduction' in national policy documents can mark a commitment to evidence-based interventions as part of HIV prevention responses targeting PWID.

At one point, Private Abdo shouted several remarks, including a supportive reference to Maj.

The text has supportive references from primary sources, and contains a good index.

Both the KEGG and Reactome maps also lack significant additional information about pathway entities (e.g., PubMed IDs, supportive references) and neither is readily amenable to computational analysis approaches unless their pathways are converted to standard file formats that can be imported to analytic tools such as Cytoscape.

It is hoped that this review of some of the supportive literature and references will be useful in promoting the establishment, recognition, and continued development of EM in countries where the specialty is still forming, as well as in countries where it already exists.

Klein couldn't immediately reference any supportive peer-reviewed research on the impact of mobile assessment, but did note that Amplify plans to put significant resources into the development of nascent technologies.

We have markedly modified our Discussion of sub-spine regulation by LIMK1 to reference the supportive studies mentioned by the reviewer, but also to include the alternative/additional explanations that s/he describes.

In most preclinical SPECT imaging studies to date, CT or MRI merely fulfil a supportive role to provide anatomical reference and in some cases attenuation correction.