Sentence examples for described as the reference from inspiring English sources

The classification of the location is described as the reference parameter for categorizing all the dimensions and parameters of the problem.

First, we analyze the robustness in the EGFR signaling network using all rate constants against the Gauss variation which was described as "the reference parameter set" in the previous study [Kholodenko, B.N., Demin, O.V., Moehren, G., Hoek, J.B., 1999. Quantification of short term signaling by the epidermal growth factor receptor. J. Biol. Chem. 274, 30169 30181].

Data analysis methods were described as the reference [ 50].

Seroneutralization is described as the reference method for specificity (no cross-reaction with other phleboviruses) (7 ), but the need for cell culture makes it unsuitable for screening large numbers of serum samples (8 ).

C. abortus MA/231184, MB/312, ME/4004, MF/337, MD/3920, FAS, FAG, VPIG and the variant strains LLG and POS have been previously described, as well as the reference strains AB7, A22, and S26/3 [46], [46].

The CPS, is described as "the Canadian drug reference for health professionals" and is intended to provide a central source of drug information on drug products available in Canada [ 52].

The message called on young Muslims to resist what Dr. Zawahiri described as the "crusader campaign," a reference to the United States and its allies.

The firm is sometimes described as the Russian Blackwater in reference to the U.S. private military contractor founded by Erik Prince, a likeness Prigozhin appears to be emulating, according to Nance.

The climate risk survey made its first appearance in California in 2008 — a period which Mr. Hartwig described as "the post-'Inconvenient Truth' period," a reference to the climate-change documentary featuring the former Vice President Al Gore.

We define t a as (t c + w) − t 0. Hemifusion time for individual virions was determined as previously described (Floyd et al., 2008) using t 0 described above as the reference point.

These alterations could modify the expression of many thyroid genes, including the ones usually described as reference genes, so the evaluation of candidates to normalize RT-qPCR is necessary.