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His two volume seminal text, The Internal Combustion Engine in Theory and Practice, remains a primary reference for automotive engineers.

Our study provides a primary reference for designing a locally relevant antenatal diagnostic test to control the spread of thalassemia.

Earth and Fire's idea was to close the rift: to maintain a comprehensive data set that could serve as a primary reference for everyone from the village stoner to the national drug czar.

Since that all the protein sequences from different species were not studied in detail, our current study provides a primary reference for the function of DUF630 and DUF632 domains in plants.

As can be seen in Fig. 4, only one study is older that 10 years and it was not ruled out once it is characterized as a primary reference for this SMS.

Moreover, our cloning data also identifies a G at this point, but not a T, again suggesting the relevance of primer selection; nevertheless, all possible modulations are described in this early work (see Kosel 1994. [ 63]), yet it remains a primary reference for this lesion.

The Polish trumpeter Tomasz Stanko's records of the last six years, with their elegiac moods and clean, controlled lyricism, have become a primary reference point for current European jazz.

The fuel tested was n-heptane considering the importance as a primary reference fuel for gasoline and its low temperature ignition behavior at relatively low pressure.

Over the past 10 years, water calorimetry has been adopted widely by national metrology institutes as a primary reference standard for measuring absorbed dose to water in clinical radiotherapy beams.

Serve as a primary reference not only for evolutionary biologists, but also to students, educators, policy makers, wildlife managers, journalists, etc. seeking both in-depth reports, and key examples of how evolutionary biology affects our everyday lives.

Weaver's monumental three-volume monograph of the paleontology of the Tertiary of Oregon and Washington is a dog-eared primary reference for researchers working today on fossil mollusks of the Pacific Coast.