The bird has also been called Mormon wren, a reference to observations of one blue-plumaged bird accompanied by many brown-plumaged birds, which were incorrectly assumed to be all female.
The significance of masks can be determined only by reference to accounts or personal observations of the masks in the setting of their own culture.
With reference to their observation by the remote sensing data, we discuss the global anorthositic crust lithology by comparing the lunar highland samples.
Hall's production uses a version updated by references to the recent cases of Diane Pretty and 'Miss B', and observations about stem cell research.
These references were replaced by references to a rival report, financed in part by the American Petroleum Institute.
This definition was first introduced by Bernard Weinstein in 2000, with particular reference to the observation that some cyclin D-overexpressing cancers reverse their malignant phenotype upon cyclin-D depletion by means of RNA interference (RNAi; Weinstein, 2000; Weinstein, 2002).
With reference to the experimental observations by Yanagida and his co-workers on actomyosin interaction, a Brownian motor of fluctuating ratchet kind is designed with the aim to describe the interaction between a Myosin II head and a neighboring actin filament.
MAY I be permitted, with reference to Mr. Spence's observation of a remarkable rainbow, described in your issue of September 20, to direct attention to a number of phenomena of the same kind observed in Holland during the last ten years, and published by the Dutch Meteorological Institute in Omweders, Optische Verschijnselen enz.
The shift is captured well by Maarten Hajer's observation (with reference to the rise of 'experimentalism' in urban policy-making and development) that 'a deductive logic seems to have given way to a far more inductive way of reasoning' (Hajer, 2016: p xix).
This same observation in reference to eGFR was noted in other studies as well [ 12– 146]46].
