Sentence examples for which will refer from inspiring English sources

Not only has it raised up to £150m for small businesses seeking loans from the service, but it has also agreed a tie-up with Royal Bank of Scotland, which will refer unsuccessful small business loan applicants to the platform.

The only type of count-terms which will refer to sums (regardless of their arrangement) are cooked up technical terms, such as quantity, fusion, parcel, portion, hunk, aggregate, and so on.

The criteria to which I will refer, and on which I will elaborate further below, are therefore, in some measure, stipulations.

The correlation value at which clusters are extracted, which we will refer to as the "clustering parameter", is critical for the performance of the method.

This contrasts with traditional clinical imperatives - which we will refer to as clinical recovery- which emphasise the invariant importance of symptomatology, social functioning, relapse prevention and risk management.

The reference structure is built from the sets of k-mers in a pair of reference sequences, which we will refer to as the host and the graft.

Macroautophagy, which we will refer to as autophagy, is an intracellular process in which cytoplasmic materials are engulfed by double membrane structures, which form autophagosomes.

By contrast, Drosophila melanogaster has a single RASSF family member, which is encoded by the CG4656 gene and which we will refer to as dRASSF.

This phosphatase (which we shall refer to as 'B55') is inhibited by the small proteins Arpp19 and endosulfine-α (which we will refer to collectively as Ensa).

Emblematic examples to which we will refer in the paper will be the networks of contemporary art museums.

The base stations of the SCNs (which we will refer to as Micro Base Stations, MBSs) are low power devices with limited buffer size.