Sentence examples for this example refers to from inspiring English sources

The context in this example refers to the cultural, political, social circumstances in which the provision of screening is situated.

If possible, this example refers to a condition or circumstance the patient has experienced, such as a broken bone or back pain.

This example refers to a case where the same linguistic input has originated three rules, giving rise to three crisp outputs, each one with a certain weight.

Finally, the digits after the asterisk, "001" in this example, refer to the specific allele.

In Putnam's view, for such words reference is determined by speakers' causal interaction with portions of matter or biological individuals in their environment: 'water', for example, refers to this liquid stuff, stuff that is normally found in our rivers, lakes, etc.

"Five a Day", for example, refers to the secret guideline you've given yourself for minimum mince pie consumption.

And the language throughout is gorgeous (the title, for example, refers to "the wonderful New York hour when the evening's about to reward you for the day").

The statute of the international criminal court, for example, refers to the crime but specifically refuses to exercise jurisdiction over it.

"Resistance", for example, refers to that of the 2754km of copper cables, which scientists and engineers were still in the process of understanding.

The Rev. Erwin W. Lutzer, for example, refers to the book as "a direct attack against the foundation of the Christian faith".

A margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points for example, refers to three percentage points on each candidate's number.