Sentence examples for with reference to certain from inspiring English sources
In each society, the ruling class legitimizes its own dominance with reference to certain valuations (Wertungen).
Concentration levels were established with reference to certain benchmark occupations in which the substance is found.
However, in our opinion, there are some logical questions that must be addressed with reference to certain studies.
Although community development goals are not always consistent with biodiversity conservation objectives there are often many opportunities for mitigating negative effects by tapping into local indigenous knowledge with reference to certain aspects of environmental use and conservation.
This paper presents a synthesis of biomedical investigations of the human head with specific reference to certain aspects of physical properties and development of anthropometry data, leading to the advancement of dummies used in crashworthiness research.
"Contrary to the allegation, [Deloitte] "absolutely did not delete any reference to certain types of payments".
The majority does make a vague reference to certain economic studies commissioned by New Mexico.
You might also be interested to know that with reference to sites with certain alleged "military dimensions" that between 2003 and 2005 and we actually gave the IAEA authority to supervise a number of our military sites that they were concerned about, as well.
In some of his later writings, Haeckel mentioned the principle of endosymbiosis (or symbiogenesis), with reference to the origin of certain green algae.
Still, there are other ways of artificially inflating the IF of journals, for example, publishing (in other periodicals) papers replete with references to a certain journal, with many citations coming from the last two years, sometimes under the pretext of more or less scientific questions.
The FTNS has mainly been applied with reference to specific food technologies or certain types of foods linked to the use of sophisticated, new technological processes (Cox and Evans 2008; Evans et al. 2010a).
