Sentence examples for while it refers from inspiring English sources

His football career is now in tatters after Fifa's ethics committee imposed a "temporary exclusion" from his football posts while it refers evidence to "forensic investigators".

An account of the expedition is appended to Wright's work Certaine Errors of Navigation (1599), and while it refers to Wright in the third person it is believed to have been written by him.

It is difficult to interpret the high prevalence in the medical emergency department within DC compared to the rest of the wards; while it refers patients to other wards, more than 96% of patients in DC and IVD did not pass through the medical emergency department.

This study looked at what technologies are being used in e-assessment and whether they are enhancing or transforming assessment practice; however, while it referred to e-assessment within the LMS, it did not refer specifically to online tests.

The expression "exchange" is ambiguous; it is sometimes said to refer to the banker's commission or charge, while sometimes it refers to exchange fluctuations.

We use the word 'acclimatisation' to encompass this complexity while acknowledging it refers to a period of dynamic learning which is extended over a lengthier period of time than the use of 'induction'induction

And while he insists it refers only to his stature and to the volume at which he plays the instrument, it could equally describe his prolific presence in the music industry.

For vector quantities the operator || · || denotes Euclidean norm while for matrices it refers to the Frobenius norm.

Some indicate it means elk or stag, while others say it refers to a very sharp grass known as elk-sedge.

In some studies, risk of conception refers to lack of contraception use (Dulberg and Stephens, 1993; Bhattacharya et al., 2009) while in others it refers to regular, unprotected sexual intercourse (Webb and Holman, 1992).

For example, 'radix' in Hymenoptera refers to an area on the egg-laying device (ovipositor), while in spiders it refers to a structure in the male secondary sex organ (palp).