A novel proposal: this usually refers to your query letter, a synopsis, and perhaps a first chapter.
The orthologous candidate RNA editing sites referring to identical query positions are given on the same line in spite of different gene labels in the reference database entries.
"But now, that is the first question you hear when you meet someone," he added, referring to queries over a person's province of origin, often used to find out their religious background.
"The idiocy of those two questions," he said, referring to queries about whether Trump would call out Russia for election interference and whether Putin had any compromising material on Trump ― a question that Putin answered bizarrely.
If the query has only concrete entities, we will refer to such a query as a low-level query.
He referred to their query whether the American government viewed the military's final report "to have reflected an investigation that was 'thorough, credible and transparent.' I can answer your question without equivocation.
Subscript Q refers to the query set, the database is without subscript.
The second part refers to the query listed in the column heading bThe search strategy used in the last column is described in the last row Frequently, papers about genetic risk prediction are conducted using data from multiple populations.
She was referring to the kind of canned query journalists on the celebrity beat repeat until their subject's head threatens to implode.
Providing a spatially and semantically relevant query to the current user's one refers to offering a query that responds more to the user needs and analysis objectives.
In contrast to the normal IR setting, where the search query is derived from a text stating the user's information need, here the query is based on another care episode, which we refer to as the query episode.
