Sentence examples for with reference to work from inspiring English sources

Results: SV was estimated from each woman's situation with reference to work, family composition, marital status, health insurance status and characteristics of neighbourhood of residence.

In some literature, 'mereology' is also used with reference to work in General Systems Theory (not covered by this entry) devoted to the study of system decomposition, as in Mesarović et al. (1970).

Incentive-payments are 'forward-looking' in that they are set up to create a situation in the future, while desert-payments are 'backwards-looking'in that they are justified with reference to work in the present or past.

Overall, the issue of respiratory effects and PM exposure has been reviewed recently with reference to work produced by the PM Centers as well as others (Boothe and Shendell 2008; Salam et al. 2008).

Although the notion of burnout was proposed with reference to working people in their work environment (e.g., Ghanizadeh & Jahedizadeh, 2015b; Ghanizadeh & Jahedizadeh, 2016), it can be generalizable to students as well (Pottage & Huxley, 1996).

His CV is littered with references to work in the sustainability field: he helped write the sustainability chapters for London's successful bid to stage the 2012 Olympics, and is on the board that advises the British Government on renewable energy.

The seminar provides an overview of research in political communication with special reference to work on the impact of the mass media on public opinion and voting behavior.

The criterion for determining cells of similar output is only mentioned in passing with a reference to work of Victor and Purpura without enough detail to evaluate.

The developers of Metroid Prime Pinball, a game which takes advantage of both screens, resolved this problem by placing a second set of pinball flippers at the bottom of the upper screen to give players a reference to work with.

Scholars draw inspiration from the work done by other scholars; they argue their claims with reference to others' work; they extract evidence from the world or from earlier scholarly works.

In this interview, Halliday explains how his theory came to be called systemic functional linguistics, and discussed the notion of context with reference to the work of Malinowski and Firth, and comments on the development of work on context in SFL.