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The remaining two studies did not apply a reference standard to any of the included participants (Heintze et al, 2005; du Toit et al, 2006).

From the negative-stain electron micrographs taken at each pH value, we apply a reference-based alignment, classification, and averaging analysis of all distinct soluble particles (Fig. 3A, inset) [21].

We decided to apply a reference-free sequence comparison tool, RUFUS.

Figure 13 shows the dynamic behavior of the system applying a reference profile with multiple steps.

In the study at hand we used the reference independent magnetoencephalography and applied a reference independent source localization method.

Munkittrick and McMaster (2000) have developed and applied a reference condition approach that involves measuring the accumulated environmental state of the system to evaluate multiple stressors on fish populations.

We therefore applied a reference-free spatiotemporal analysis approach that searches for topographical differences of the global scalp potential maps between conditions across time [46], [47], [48].

Powerful insights in patterns of gene expression could be attained recently through cDNA or oligonucleotide-based global transcript analysis tools that apply a constant reference system to determine ratios of gene expression across large data sets [ 28, 29].

Future studies should recruit consecutive patients, apply an agreed reference standard to all patients and evaluate the combined value of symptoms, signs and diagnostic tests in the form of a clinical prediction rule (McGinn et al, 2008).

In the context of coding videos which have multiple scenes, both prediction architectures would not provide an efficient coding solution since these architectures apply a non-adaptive reference frame ordering which sorts the reference frame indices in a particular way.

Microarray-based miRNA profiling of total RNA isolated from eye tissues was performed by Exiqon on the miRCURY LNA™Array Version 11.0 annotated to miRBase 12.0 applying a "common reference" design in which each sample in the study is hybridized against a common reference.