The quality of the images acquired can be assessed by the well-established methods of visual scaling and psychophysics, with observers judging each image either in isolation or side-by-side with a reference image [26].
The resulting images are viewable side-by-side with the reference map.
The BI6/8/17 type caused 26 of the BI group infections, is the most frequent BI type isolated from North American sites in our experience, and constitutes 3 very closely related BI types that cannot be differentiated from each other without side-by-side comparison with reference strains on the same gel, which was not performed in this analysis.
Each of the test images was compared side-by-side with the same reference image (Fig. 2A).
This allows the use of the common three-electrode arrangement on thin solid electrolyte (SEs) where the reference electrode is placed side by side with the working electrode, on an extension of the thin layer SE.
Years from now, when historians reflect on the time we are currently living in, the names Biz Stone and Evan Williams will be referenced side by side with the likes of Samuel Morse, Alexander Graham Bell, Guglielmo Marconi, Philo Farnsworth, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.
Side by side with the fabulous and the magical are the down-to-earth references to Africa, Spain, France, Canada, Mexico and Peru, not to mention ancient Rome and Jerusalem.
From references in Vedic literature it appears that side by side with the ritual texts there flourished a more secular literature carried on by bards.
"I went out to see where de Kooning and Pollock lived," Mr. Close said in a recent conversation in his Manhattan studio, "and to go to the cemetery where they're all planted," a reference to Green River, the Springs graveyard where more than 30 artists rest side by side with the ancestors of local families.
Side by side Many undergraduates in Human Development work side by side with faculty in the lab.
