X-ray crystallographically-determined bond lengths of various donor atoms/groups are collected in a table, thus providing an accessible source for reference purposes.
The book by Wolf [ 29] is a more accessible reference at a basic level that gives formulas and procedures for simple studies.
This is the kind of rich but accessible reference work school librarians love.
The new method consumes just about 35 min for each analysis, displays resistance to pre-existed NHS, is universally applicable to common active esters as long as they are stable in DMF, and requires just one easily-accessible reference compound for different NHS esters.
In particular, (i) diagonal intensions do not figure in a compositional semantic theory, (ii) they do not reflect stable aspects of linguistic or conceptual competence, and (iii) they do not represent apriori accessible reference-fixing conditions for the subject's words or thoughts (Stalnaker 1999b, 2004, 2007).
In the Discussion, the term 'Balance Hypothesis' requires both careful explanation (I have no idea what this is, for instance) and a few accessible references or reviews.
I'd rather read about economic patterns in 16th century Spain, or a PhD paper on emojis, or literally anything other than another empty-headed drone that mistakes easily accessible points of reference for insight.
Once an article is published in a journal, a permanent reference is attached to it, and the publisher accepts the moral obligation to make the information accessible through this reference for as long as possible.
In addition, SOPs should be clearly identified and readily accessible for reference in the specific work area to those individuals performing the tasks.
The full results database, publicly accessible, will serve as a valuable reference for all researchers in the field.
