Sentence examples for with reference to recent from inspiring English sources
In this review we summarise these mechanisms giving rise to dynamic nanoscale protein reorganisation in the plasma membrane with reference to recent examples of immune receptor clustering to illustrate general principles.
With reference to recent practice, the Green Paper also invites views on whether reporting requirements imposed on public and listed companies under existing legislation should be applied on the basis of the size of a business rather than its legal status.
With reference to recent studies reporting on the various biological properties of the thiazolidinone scaffold, we synthesized more than a hundred compounds characterized by a 1,3-thiazolidin-4-one nucleus derivatised at the C2 with a hydrazine bridge linked to (cyclo aliphatic or hetero aryl) moieties, and their N-benzylated derivatives.
The biological basis of hallucinations is then closely scrutinized with reference to recent genetic research, neurochemical studies, and functional and structural neuroimaging data.
Our case study concerns Finnish reindeer herding near the Russian border, particularly with reference to recent developments related to and affecting Oulanka National Park (ONP).
Here, meta-heuristic optimization techniques are introduced and their applications are discussed with reference to recent trends in water resources engineering, particularly in hydrological science.
Resurfacing in September 2007, bin Laden issued a 25-minute videotaped statement that included a lengthy tirade against Western capitalism and that was interspersed with references to recent news events and cultural and political figures, suggesting he had kept abreast of current affairs.
The briefs are replete with references to recent Acts of Congress which, to avoid a presidential veto, were passed to make clearas I read themthat no bombing of Cambodia was to be financed by appropriated funds after August 15, 1973.
Darwin's evolutionary account of emotional expression as in large part "innate and instinctive" (p. 22) is in this edition brought up to date by Paul Ekman, a major contributor to its scientific revival, with references to recent scientific literature and commentary informed by this throughout and especially in his Afterword.
They freight the script with references to recent incidents of racism in action, including mentions of George Zimmerman, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Sandra Bland, and even Dylann Roof, perpetrator of the Charleston church massacre in June this year.
We can underscore that the association between positive psychological traits and states and cancer incidence or mortality is small or nonexistent with references to recent studies.
