Sentence examples for with reference to the first from inspiring English sources

The dynamic of the cortisol response to awakening was calculated as area under the cortisol response curve (AURC) with reference to the first awakening sample.

He launches into a passionate rebuttal, with reference to the First Folio of 1623, a volume compiled by actors who had actually performed with Shakespeare, containing a foreword by Ben Jonson.

"However, with reference to the first and most vital objective of the review, the board can confirm that none of the extensive information supplied to the POG contained any evidence of impropriety on the part of Mo Farah," it said.

Entwistle says he does not remember the "Great Panjandrum" – an unflattering reference to an experimental world war two rocket-propelled cart – saying to him "if you don't go, I'm going to?", with reference to the first of Entwistle's two appearances on Today on 8 October.

A statement from UKA said: "With reference to the first and most vital objective of the review, the board can confirm that none of the extensive information supplied to the POG contained any evidence of impropriety on the part of Mo Farah, nor gave UK Athletics any reason to question the appropriateness of the input given by the Oregon Project to Mo Farah's training regime".

With reference to the first research question, hypothesis H1a can be confirmed.

With reference to the second problem mentioned earlier, the in-plane displacements to be determined are z u1, v1) c.

Point can be defined in the same way as point, but with reference to the second user.

For example, with reference to the second puzzle (Section 1.2), Smith and Varzi (2000) consider a double-barred theory that is of type (2) with respect to bona fide boundaries and of type (4) with respect to fiat boundaries (so there is no coincidence of real boundaries but merely of fiat articulations).

Mean DRA-divergence is elevated, whereas the others are depressed, with reference to the third row where differences (n − e) are noted.

With reference to the second statement (and Hull's original definition with the term 'largely'), it is presupposed that the difference between genes-as-replicators and organisms-as-replicators must not be qualitative to begin with, but quantitative.