Sentence examples for Reference represents from inspiring English sources

Reference: represents the bibliographic source of information.

The availability of a high-quality reference represents a timely step forward in fundamental studies of adaptation across the diversity of habitats occupied by eucalypt species.

Given the uncertainty inherent in their work this "acceptable loss" frame of reference represents a powerful offset to the traditional notions of "expected return" that stop most efforts before they ever begin.

This reference represents the hard case.

Due to this heterogeneity, an artificial workload with a poor locality of reference represents a general "less favorable case".

If Jeffersonian republicanism interwoven with religious frames of reference represents the conceptual point of connection between American populism and community organising, John L. Lewis represents the genealogical one.

TCC reads of Morex × Barke F1 hybrids were mapped to a synthetic reference representing the parental genomes.

Results show that the filter performance of the GAC filter was equal to the reference representing the setup of the large-scale plant.

The resulting measurements were used as a reference, representing non-interacting particles (Figure 4A).

Only 15 short contigs did not align to the reference, representing a total of 26 kbp. 10 of those contigs represented the copies of a common repeat, which did not align perfectly to the reference genome.

Dashed vertical lines act as a reference, representing the IRRs for South Asians and Blacks.