Sentence examples for widespread reference from inspiring English sources
As another easily acceptable and probably nowadays most widespread reference we may take Wikipedia (2013a).
The widespread references to phenomes in SP literature and policy blurs the difference between synthesising letter sounds into a result that may or may not match how we say a real word, and words proper.
The overall distribution of immunoreactivity in vessels was scored as focal, multifocal or widespread, with reference to the type of vessel and micro-anatomical localization.
(Interview 1) The participants described IPV against women as widespread, and references to personal experiences in their own families were common.
In particular, awareness of television coverage of cosmetic interventions was widespread, with much reference to programmes such as The Only Way Is Essex (Towie), and Sex and the City, and more dedicated programmes such as 10 Years Younger, Embarrassing Bodies and Extreme Makeover".
Reference: Widespread pain = pain in both the back and the neck (n = 100).
Although concerns have been raised about the use of TRP from the perspective of drug innovation and industrial policy, these are usually offset by financial aspects because the widespread use of reference pricing can lead to massive savings in the pharmaceutical budget [ 6][ 7].
Regarding Abhisit, Prem referenced widespread criticism that the PM was too young and not strong enough to be an effective leader in trying times.
For example despite widespread agreement that "references should be followed up" there is a current lack of clarity on whether follow-up is the responsibility of the reviewer or the information specialist.
Al Hussein also made reference to widespread rumours that new Russian artillery sites were being established on the outskirts of Aleppo.
He added that Hamas would "not reject any party that is acceptable to Israel," as long as it was "transparent and credible" — a veiled reference to widespread charges of corruption when Fatah was in control.
