Sentence examples for be a potential reference from inspiring English sources
Metabolic tumor volume (MTV) usually represents the volume of metabolically active tumor in a reproducible manner [8, 9], which could be a potential reference parameter to measure tumor size.
Our study may be a potential reference to further studies.
Therefore, the real value of usage of pre-ictal AAI during ECT may only be ensured by a randomized-controlled study, and our study may be a potential reference for further studies.
To examine whether alleles that are specific to drought-tolerant accessions and different from the Morex reference are a potential source of useful genetic variation, we selected four candidate drought-tolerance genes and characterized potential functional effects of allelic variation with the SnpEff program (Table 3, Additional file 7: Figure S2).
These results consistently indicate that desirable seismic performance is achieved, and they serve as a potential reference for the structural design and application of RAC components in seismic areas.
A potential reference material should also be representative of the performance with patient samples validated for the assays used.
A multi-breed reference population is a potential solution, and here we investigate the accuracies of GEBV in Holstein dairy cattle and Jersey dairy cattle when the reference population is single breed or multi-breed.
Moreover, since there is merging evidence that a low fluid intake is a potential risk factor for health, the reference values of total water intake should be translated into practical recommendations for the general population and are ideally supported with community interventions.
Keeping in mind, the impression you leave on them is the potential reference you'll be referred to as during career interviews.
Indeed, we reasoned that the overlap of systems would be a better reference standard for potential biomarkers than either system alone.
In total 17 genes were quantified with RT-qPCR, of which 3 were selected as potential reference genes.
