Sentence examples for which have been referenced from inspiring English sources

Close to 300 relevant papers were identified, over 140 of which have been referenced in this review.

Onfront® identifies the hospitals which have been referenced with each hospital on the frontier thereby facilitating comparison.

Heyland et al. performed an economic analysis of PCT-based algorithms compared with standard of care in a meta-analysis [ 103] including five studies, four of which have been referenced earlier in this paper [ 89– 9102102].

There is also a camera feature, which has been referenced in some of the Facebook messages about Talking Angela.

It is also likely that he had read Richard Lewinsohn's 1930 book Zaharoff, l'Européen mystérieux (Zaharoff, the Mysterious European), which had been referenced in La Crapouillot.

The three part story was intended to represent a precursor to the Romulan Wars which had been referenced in "Balance of Terror" and "The Defector".

The ruling, which has been referenced often but has not yet appeared in full online, sheds some light on several questions surrounding Dylan Farrow's allegations that Allen molested her when she was seven years old.

Since the launch of the first English version, more than 4 million people in 184 countries have used the OECD Better Life Index, which has been referenced internationally as a model for presenting material on measuring well-being.

This study describes which statistical methods have been referenced in a large population-level health dataset.

This study described which statistical methods have been referenced in the literature using the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) dataset.

A survey of 17 academics held in 2013, regarding which filmmakers had been referenced the most in essays and dissertations marked over the last five years, showed that Nolan was the second-most studied director in the UK after Quentin Tarantino and ahead of Alfred Hitchcock, Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg.