Sentence examples for wider reference from inspiring English sources

Where other writers of personal memoirs of this kind – Rachel Cusk, Maggie Nelson – have opened outwards, allowing themselves to become representative, incorporating all the people they have been reading and thinking about in their work, Leigh's book lacks a frame of wider reference.

These were primarily about maximizing points, and at no time in any of the trials did any of the students make any wider reference to segregation.

I think it helps that readers have a wider reference point today fame alone isn't inspiring to them now.

The anatomic method gave a wider reference interval than the 3-point method (Table).

It also entails wider reference groups, beyond the scientific or clinical communities.

As there was no wider reference population to which we could generalize, formal hypothesis tests of differences between groups were not conducted.

The wider references in Banville are resolutely Western classical and Mittel-European.

With the goal to assemble a first genome-wide reference transcriptome of the adult mammalian retina, referred to as the retinome, we have extracted 13,037 non-redundant annotated genes from nearly 500,000 published datasets on redundant retina/retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) transcripts.

It was Alison who proposed the need for a Scotland-wide reference group on clinical policy in sexual health, the Lead Clinicians for Sexual Health, which she chaired from 2005 until 2008.

In the case of Argentina, which has three different payers' sub-sectors, this method for establishing a threshold provides a wide reference for decision-makers.

Moreover, it was clarified that the structure of the new porous pin chuck can provide super high flatness including the wide reference plane and can ensure a high vacuum.