Sentence examples for terms and references from inspiring English sources

Second, Muslim rule influenced the system of elementary education of the Hindus, which had to accommodate itself to changed circumstances by adopting a new method of teaching and by using textbooks full of Persian terms and references to Muslim usages.

Students complained that teaching fellows varied widely in how tough they were in grading, how helpful they were, and which terms and references to sources they expected to see in answers.

But readers who don't already have these words memorized are more likely to be bothered by the lack of footnotes; where the editors of the Norton anthologies, those onionskin behemoths, love to explain and overexplain obscure terms and references, Bradley and DuBois provide readers with nothing more than brief introductions.

In a statement the trust said: "The East of England Ambulance Service Trust can confirm they have commissioned an independent review regarding service delivery in Norfolk and the trust is working on the terms and references for this".

Other information includes a global alignment of isoform sequences highlighting all cysteine residues, protein topology, disulfide bond positions and prediction scores, information on orthologous proteins and an alignment of them, as well as GO terms and references (cell types, techniques, subcellular localization).

In fact, this type of behavior is found throughout nature, sometimes using different terms and referencing different organisms, such as flocking (birds), herding (quadrupeds), schooling (fish), blooms (phytoplankton) and even cancer cells (Deisboeck and Couzin 2009).

Thus, to build a corpus with titles, abstracts, MeSH terms, and reference lists, we matched and combined data from the MEDLINE and Scopus (Elsevier) databases.

Academic librarians, Carole Gibbs and Cathy Mahar, for their considerable and tireless assistance with databases, search terms and reference software.

First, a spreadsheet is constructed for each of the three entity types: terms, pages and references.

To satisfy the inclusion criteria, papers had to include an appropriate clinical term and reference to a utility measure in the title or abstract.

"They enjoyed hearing the [Creole] terms and the references to New Orleans," he said.