Sentence examples for which also refers from inspiring English sources

Because of our special interest in the brainstem we chose the caudal part of the cerebellum in each subject for use as a point of reference to the lowest slice which also refers to an earlier study [27].

"You're beautiful," Mr. Strauss-Kahn said as he compelled her toward the bedroom, Ms. Diallo recounted to Newsweek, which also refers to her as "Nafi".

(Other terms in general use include premenopause, which also refers to the time before menopause, and premature menopause, a relatively rare condition in which ovulation and menstruation cease abnormally early, as in the 20's or early 30's).

The marketing proposition for the olive oil and honey they are now producing from their original 900 acres hints faintly at the possibility of buying into their lifestyle: both Sting and Styler are mentioned on the packaging, which also refers to the Estate di Sumner.

The letter – which also refers to Culleton having "foreshadowed" a Senate motion "to recall a number of judges for 'proven misbehaviour" – could amount to threatening a judicial officer and trying to pervert the course of justice, according to Queensland's chief magistrate.

In office, he has also preached technological innovation for Russia, earning him the unkind nickname "nano-president", a jibe which also refers to his short stature.

The party's paper, the Daily Worker, refused to publish the letter, which also referred to "the undesirable culmination of years of distortion of facts".

The show also includes a series of recent large-scale watercolors, sepia-gray in tone, which also refer to connections between India, where Mr. Dodiya lives, and the world at large.

Mr Miliband's comments, which also referred to "reforming finance, skills and wages", appear to revive an idea that Labour raised nearly a year ago but which has not yet been fleshed out in detail..

The arrests and the seizures of the documents, which also referred to money laundering activities, are significant because both the rebel group and its supporters in the United States and Western Europe say the rebels are not directly or actively involved in drug trafficking.

That warning, which also referred to I.S.I. activity in Kashmir, a territory claimed by India and Pakistan, came in a letter from President George Bush in 1992, according to a former Pakistani official who saw it.