Sentence examples for with reference to the experiences from inspiring English sources
These ideas are explored with reference to the experiences of guests at a respite care centre in Dorset, a predominantly rural county in southern England.
With reference to the experiences from research and constructed project before, the fracture temperature (EPIS-PRC DL/T 5362-2006) was chosen to be the control parameter to judge the suitability of candidate bitumen, and was determined by the designer to be lower than −43 degree centigrade for Huhhot project.
This paper examines the approach for managing land use regularization processes related to irregular settlement in conservation land adopted by the municipality of Xochimilco in its 2005 urban development plan, with reference to the experience of a specific case study community.
With reference to the experience of LOH detection in urine during the follow-up of bladder cancer, the specificity should improve with the patients' clinical follow-up.
The paper proposes a conceptual framework for developing agri-environmental policy measures, and then follows this framework when reflecting on the current agri-environmental policy in Israel and potential future alternatives that were explored in a pilot project, with references to the experience acquired in the EU and other countries.
In the 1990s he was awarded a PhD by Glasgow Caledonian University for a thesis on the flexibility of sharia law with reference to the Iranian experience.
This paper describes the state of the art of the capabilities of available metrology systems, with reference to the previous experience in fusion engineering and in other industries.
In the second part of the study, nurses were asked to complete the checklist with reference to the pain experienced by a senior under their care.
In the second step, meaning units with reference to the participant's experiences of health care were identified from the transcribed data.
With reference to the East Asian experience in developing nuclear competence, participation with international cooperation in the research and development of Generation IV and nuclear fusion reactor systems could demonstrate strategic entry points for countries with a long-term plan to derive indigenous nuclear reactor technologies.
The approach helps us to build up an understanding of the social context in which Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) will be introduced, in terms of the specific local conditions and with reference to the influence of local experiences of other technologies (such as hydraulic fracturing (fracking), for example).
