Sentence examples for this should be referred from inspiring English sources

This piece was amended on 20 April to remove the reference to older people "suffering" from dementia; more properly this should be referred to as "living with dementia and has been changed to reflect that.

I think this should be referred, or not, or… and I think in this way you learn somehow.

This should be referred to, as well as their earlier data that the other two O2 sensing neurons signal via peptides to a different target.

"Alternatively, if there are allegations of criminal conduct these should be referred to the police.

I think this paper should be referred to in this manuscript just to highlight that the eFASP method used here was based on the method described by Shevchenko et al. (2012) and not to be confused with this more recent publication.

This should be explained better in the text and this group should be referred to differently, like 'originated by eukaryote-specific duplication'.

Whether this statue should be referred to as "he" or "it" is a point of debate in "Restoration," which weighs the claims of eternal art versus those of life in the moment.

This model should be referred to for exact calculations and definitions of materials, all sources and assumptions.

It continues, "For discussion with Danes, this operation should be referred to as a survey, repeat survey of bottom under impact point".

Van Veelen and Hopfensitz argue that this mechanism should be referred to as a form of group selection.

The ICC definition has suggested that this subgroup should be referred to exclusively as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) patients.