Sentence examples for viewed with reference to from inspiring English sources

John Martin, a former Hollywood film executive and CEO of Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas said Six's claims of 100 percent medical accuracy should be viewed with reference to the kind of shock gimmicks that film producers had long used to attract attention.

Rahnavard takes care to express her views with reference to Islamic values.

Knox supports this view with reference to scriptural claims that it is a virtue for women to be submissive and subject to men.

She did not justify this view with reference to Islam.

As we discuss below, participants justified their views with reference to pragmatic considerations (such as the lack of other options for the provision of care for women during childbirth), the continued use of TBAs by women, the willingness of TBAs to incorporate allopathic medicine into traditional processes, equity issues, and the effectiveness and safety of using trained TBAs.

The School Coordinators bring samples of video-recordings and assessment records to this inter-school meeting where these samples of student performance from different schools will be viewed and discussed with reference to the assessment criteria.

The relationship between television viewing and dietary behavior has been explored in children and adolescents, but little research has been conducted on the relationship among television advertisement viewing, diet, and dental caries, with reference to increase in food promotion advertisements on television and children's preference, purchase behavior, and consumption of the advertised product.

For details on this point of view as discussed by the author, and with reference to many other authors' work, see (Buchanan et al. 2009; Weiss and Buchanan 2004, 2008, 2009; Weiss et al. 2011).

Assessment culture refers to educational evaluation practices that are compatible with current ideologies, social expectations, attitudes and values so the emergence of assessment cultures needs to be discussed with reference to current views on learning and education.

In addition, from a decision theoretic point of view, the obtained threshold is optimal with reference to a variable cost ratio; when the test is used a in different population, the chosen threshold may be optimal with reference to a different cost ratio.

In view of the current knowledge and with reference to steps taken to control other infectious diseases, we have proposed a three-pronged framework for the integrated control WA-MCF, encompassing vaccine development, efficient diagnostics and genetic studies of WA-MCF, as summarized in Figure  2 and discussed in detail in the sections below.