Sentence examples for far as a reference from inspiring English sources

As far as a reference set of patents is concerned, we decided to take advantage of the work by Akhondi et al. [10], who have produced an Annotated Chemical Patent Corpus.

We know that only one genome from H. acinonychis, which can be available so far, as a reference is not sufficient to make definite decision for adaptation but it provides a possible way to screen the adapted genes to human host.

As far as could ascertained, as a reference strain, PG21 could have been subjected to several passages and transferred to many laboratories, thus contributing to its apparent divergence.

The main objective of the present study was the development of a high density consensus genetic map that integrates all the relevant maps reported so far and serves as a reference map for the international faba bean community.

Google even went as far as to reference Apple on stage, showing a "storage full" message from an iPhone, something it said the Pixel would avoid with unlimited full resolution backups of photos and videos using Google Photos' cloud storage.

If you don't want to put all your eggs into one basket as far as references go, source them from other places by getting involved in your local community.

GPA is performed using the {111} and {11 overline{2})} FFT spots utilizing the STO substrate far away from the interface as a reference.

Using the same set of samples and SH2 domains, far-Western blotting was performed as a reference (Fig.  2b middle panel).

The 3P++ method would be useful for PET study with non-highly reversible ligands, as far as the reference tissue without specific binding is available.

However, these results suggest that the lower r2 in the inter-subject correlation compared with the intra-subject correlation is due to the sample variance of cerebellar k 3 and that 3P++ analysis itself is robust, as far as the reference is ideal.

In analysing these costs, as far as possible reference should be made to the rates and parameters that would have applied to comparable public service obligations in the context of a tendering procedure pursuant to Article 5(3) or an open tendering procedure pursuant to Directives 2004/17/EC or 2004/18/EC.