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

For convenience, these questions are presented in Table 1 at the end of this Executive Summary, with reference to the sections of the review that address each particular question.

* statistical significance Tables 2 to 4 summarize the most significant findings obtained by the administration of the questionnaire with reference to the sections of knowledge, attitudes and practices, respectively.

It is typical, then, for passages from Kumārila's corpus to be cited with reference to the section of Śabara's commentary from which they depart which effectively means that Kumārila's topics can usually be referred to by the particular sūtras of Jaimini upon which Śabara was himself commenting.

The imzML files were named with reference to the section number and location of the section on the slide.

Table 1 provides an overview of the possibilities for further improvements that we have identified in the current appendices and suggested changes with reference to the following sections, where we provide more detailed description of these as well as ten recommendations.

For the quantitative evaluation of F-FMISO and H-FLT radioactivities, ROIs were placed to cover the entire tumor tissue and muscles on each ARG image with reference to the H&E sections.

Regions of interest within the c-fos labeled sections were identified with reference to the NeuN labeled sections using an on-line atlas of hippocampal anatomy (http://cmbn-approd01.uio.no/zoomgen/hippocampus/home.do (Kjonigsen et al., 2011) combined with Paxinos and Watson (1998).

Autoradiographic film was scored (relative optical density) with reference to the Nissl-stained sections and the AVPVn was carefully outlined according to the rat brain atlas of Swanson (Plates 18/19) [31].

Tumour cells were enriched by needle-dissection of serial frozen tissue sections with reference to the flanking H&E stained sections.

With reference to the example in Section 2.3, from (42) we find for the broadside beam Q bw ≈ 200, i.e., a fractional bandwidth around 0.5%%.

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).