Sentence examples for block reference from inspiring English sources

We applied IBI, REA and the new IBIint indexes on the characterization of 10 forest fragments and in a large continuous forest block (reference area).

A block reference design [ 27] was followed to allocate samples to slides with each individual pig's 0dpi-sample serving as reference for the other two samples from the same animal.

However, 'no pain with cough and sneeze' and 'no exacerbation of pain rising from flexion' approached statistical significance in relation to a 75% reduction pain after ZJ block (reference standard A).

The model predicts this pattern (filled circles) by initializing the block reference to the mean spiral length in the experiment (see 'Materials and methods'), thus over under -estimating the DV at trial 1 in lover under -estimating

We further validated this DV by testing for distinct neural correlates between the estimated average value of the offered bandit and the block reference in brain regions implicated in the maintenance of contextual information relevant to action selection, including the lateral prefrontal and parietal cortices (Koechlin and Summerfield, 2007).

However, it appears to be easier for Baidu, as well as its rivals Google and Yahoo!, to block references to sensitive political information.

The S.E.C. has also tried to block references to public statements made by current and former regulators, including Ben S. Bernanke, Henry M. Paulson Jr. and Alan Greenspan, that suggested that the subprime lending problems were overblown.

Whatever the reason, the strange trick that the stock market played on the Chinese Communist Party sent the country's censors scrambling as well, prompting them to undertake unusually strenuous efforts to block references to the tragedy, which Chinese leaders have tried desperately to erase from their country's consciousness.

It serves as a link between blocks; by virtue of the hashPrevBlock, each block references its predecessor.

When the government blocks references to "June 4," the date of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Netizens evade the restriction by typing in "May 35".

The reaction was instantaneous: Chinese online comments tended toward the cosmological ("Maybe God does exist?" someone wrote), but the government was not amused, and it raced to censor microblog discussion, blocking references to "Shanghai Composite Index" and the offending digits.