As its manager makes a decision on a given issue, he or she sets a pattern of internal behavior, which becomes the reference for similar situations.
Its genomic print was easily distinguishable from those of seasonal H1N1 and H3N2 and other influenza A viruses (Figure 2), and became the reference for the identification of subsequent H1N1pdm viruses.
If not, the second becomes the reference for a second 'bin' (Rank 2, seventh row).
This value became the reference for the standardization of the dilutions required to reach the desired concentration (CFU/ml) of bacteria for use in each assay.
Overall, this initial round of optimization did not lead to better looking crystals, and the conditions that produced the initial hits became the reference for further work.
Costs of treatment for hypertension and combined disorders of sphingolipid metabolism and other lipid storage disorders in this study could become the reference case for reimbursement when health insurance companies apply reimbursement by fee for diagnostic-related groups.
Because it provides superior image quality, is intrinsically three-dimensional and does not require any geometric assumption for volume calculation, cardiac magnetic resonance (cMR) has progressively become the reference method for assessing LV volumes, EF and mass, especially in clinical trials.
That bill will immediately become the reference point for all the other big players.
"We have become the reference point for all the interesting questions in philanthropy," she says.
This record has become the reference scale for human technological evolution in southwestern Asia between 300,000 and 50,000 100,000 years ago.
