While I grew up in an unbookish household, we did own (and I still have) a copy of "Everybody's Pocket Companion: A Handy Reference Book of Astronomical, Biblical, Chemical, Geographical, Geometrical, Historical, Mathematical, Physical, Remedial, and Scientific Facts, Dates Worth Knowing, World Sports and Speeds Records, Mythological, Physiological, Monetary, Postal and General Information".
The chapter also serves as a reference companion to Toxoplasma invasion of host cells and the post-translational proteolytic modifications of surface proteins.
Companion Harry Sullivan is referenced separately in dialogue on several occasions and a photograph of the character is visible in one episode.
Look through sources like the Oxford Dictionary of X (your topic), or the Cambridge Companion to X. Reference sources and books (like encyclopedias) are great places to start getting your basic information.
One of the included studies references a companion paper which describes injury intent; intentional injuries were 15%% of the total injuries, and the rate of intentional injury was higher among those with disabilities (Sherrard et al. 2001).
Also, this manuscript may be difficult to comprehend without the context of the remaining two companion articles and quoted references.
Notes: * major publication and other references are companion reports, ‡ number of women positive for human papillomavirus, † calculated by using the "number of cases" value as the numerator and the "sample size" as the denominator, expressed as a percent.
This tutorial provides guidance on various aspects of modeling for anticancer drugs, and references the companion article provided in CPT 1 for examples demonstrating the importance of this approach in anticancer drug development.
That line about the Doctor asking Clara to get him a cup of tea (followed by a punch in the face) is a reference to 70s companion Jo Grant, who was forever being sent off by Jon Pertwee to fetch tea and sandwiches.
