Sentence examples for dedicated reference from inspiring English sources
This 'mutual' referencing approach was undertaken within the survey area because we did not have a dedicated reference site during our AMT campaigns, which resulted in many 'reference' sites (the maximum, minimum and average distances to each reference are 14.3, 1.8 and 7.5 km, respectively).
Genomic selection has led to opportunities for developing new breeding values that rely on phenotypes in dedicated reference populations of genotyped cows.
To improve low-level resolution without abandoning comprehensiveness in taxonomic assignation we propose using a dedicated reference database specific to the ecosystem under study.
By constructing a human intestinal 16S database and comparing its performance with Greengenes we found that the dedicated reference database improves the assignment rate at genus and species level, suggesting that large search space may be a limiting factor in low-level taxonomic assignment.
Many logo design firms have a section of their websites dedicated to references or client testimonials, either through video or text.
The latter are referred to as common reference signals (CRSs) while the former are referred to as dedicated (or demodulation) reference signals (DRSs or DM-RSs).
The blocks consists of adjacent OFDM symbols and subcarriers, with at least one resource slot dedicated to a reference symbol.
Towards this, we assume the existence of dedicated receivers, called reference terminals, which are capable of multicarrier processing, whose function is to provide channel estimates for calibration.
The technology operates on 384 well plates and allows a simultaneous analysis of 375 candidate glycogenes, 9 wells being dedicated to 6 reference genes.
Due to the lack of sufficient sequence data for all studied species, expression profiling results are the most robust when using microarrays dedicated to the reference species with the smallest phylogenetic distance from the studied species [ 5].
This may be a room, or a large corner of a room, but it should be dedicated to the reference library, in order to preserve organization and provide a quiet study space.
