Sentence examples for a convenient reference from inspiring English sources
For people in favour of democratic override the Hirst case is a convenient reference.
Their ordering of letters provides a convenient reference system for the notes of musical scales in ascending or descending order.
The following theorem is well-known as the majorization theorem and a convenient reference for its proof is given by Marshall and Olkin [3, page11] (see also [1, page 320]).
and the paper is organized as follows: in Section 2, a brief review of the theory of fractional calculus will be given to fix notation and provide a convenient reference.
In Section 2, a brief review of the main definitions and properties of fractional calculus and general concept of the invariance criterion for FDEs are given to provide a convenient reference.
3. TF display of the input x t) is examined and a convenient reference point (t0, f (t0)) is selected on the IF curve or in the TF support region of the desired s(t).
The compactness of the Fugu genome makes it an extremely convenient reference sequence for identification of new genes based on supporting similarity features, and we were able to identify and predict the structure of several new CTLD-containing genes highly conserved between Fugu and human.
The 2D Nandy representation here used happens to be a natural and convenient reference frame to plot the outcome of these equations.
Using MQ as a relevant and convenient reference ACT antimalarial, we have focused on monitoring changes in the cell cycle progression rate of three P. falciparum clones with different MQ susceptibilities, while in parallel detecting variations in transcript abundance of the pfmdr1, pfcrt, pfmrp1 and pfmrp2 genes.
The exercise chart supplements the programme booklet as a quick and convenient reference.
As partial compensation for the potential drain that individualized assessments can place on already burdened clinical staff, the dimensionality of TSQM offers a set of convenient reference points to quickly focus patient-caregiver discussion on potential problem areas, thereby facilitating a corrective engagement process.
