The cross reference check on those partially implemented simulation recommendations, resulted in 21 additional papers.
This week we've seen a geek-baiting bit of US drama cross-referencing on Sky1.
With the help of your browser's translation function and a little cross-referencing on the Internet Movie Database, it's possible to identify what you're looking at.
I haven't bothered with resolutions for years, but time's running out, which adds a sense of urgency, so this year I'm going for all of it: practise piano and cello for hours every day, including tons of sightreading; then finish the history book I've been fiddling with for 30 years, with efficient notes and filing and cross-referencing, on screen and on paper.
Once increased FDG uptake was found, the reviewer placed a cross-reference on the lesion which automatically showed the lesion on the three MPRs of the PET.
These resources contributed to enrich the GFF3 files dedicated to the manual annotation, at the polypeptide level, with cross-references on external databases (Dbxref), Gene Ontology terms and controlled vocabulary (Ontology_term).
As a cross reference, chromosome counts on root tip squashes [ 39] were also performed on a sample of 20 individuals.
So yes, we might end up having only one SDG dedicated to health, but health improvements can come from other fronts and the Global Strategy needs to cross reference and draw on progress and interventions in other goals, targets, and areas as well.
Who could skip past "Massereene, Clotworthy Skeffington, 2nd earl of (1742-1805), peer, soldier and persistent debtor", or ignore cross-references to "chinchilla on one's head, dancing with a", "love to a German princess, impudently desiring to make", "maiden speech, too bored to complete one's" or "Jesus was a walking mushroom, theory that"?
A new methodology based on the cross-referencing of spatialized pedological and heritage data is proposed to identify and quantify soil resources available for earth construction.
