I think it helps that readers have a wider reference point today fame alone isn't inspiring to them now.
The anatomic method gave a wider reference interval than the 3-point method (Table).
List of differentially regulated gene was uploaded and significance of enrichment was calculated by comparing the number of genes associated with a given process to the number of genes expected to be associated on the basis on a genome wide reference list (NCBI Mus musculus, 29917 genes).
While the first approach has a relatively wide reference range and is very dependent on experimental conditions (e.g. concentration of added Tg, and two measurements of Tg that increase overall imprecision), the second approach will, depending on the assay, detect most TgAb-positive patients.
This paper describes the vacuum leakage from the conventional static-pressure-seal part and the structure of a new porous pin chuck that has a highly accurate wide reference plane.
Michael Bearden, a top musical director who has worked with everyone from Michael Jackson to Lady Gaga to Bruce Springsteen to Neil Young explains, "Having worked with over 400 recording artists in my career, suffice to say that I have a wide cross reference of older and newer artists and audiences from which to draw upon for this discussion.
Uganda is a country with a wide CD4 reference range, and patients from Mbarara may have started at an advantage of a better CD4 cell count, given their inherently lower normal CD4 reference than Kampala patients.
In the pre-processing stage, PHLAT applies a genome-wide reference for Bowtie 2 mapping, and refines the mapped reads using a stringent threshold for mismatches.
It was Alison who proposed the need for a Scotland-wide reference group on clinical policy in sexual health, the Lead Clinicians for Sexual Health, which she chaired from 2005 until 2008.
Indeed, the contribution of a genome-wide reference to the prediction accuracy is notable (6.9%).
