In order to validate our SVs, we first cross-referenced them with the public SV database DGV (http://dgv.tcag.ca/dgv/app/home) [ 38].
A second researcher cross referenced 10% of this analysis (CP).
Abstracts were cross referenced using first-author, senior author and at least one key word from the abstract title.
These findings were cross referenced with references from reviews.
References prior to 1966 were searched by cross referencing.
Coover's title punned on the page-turning powers of the codex, which sweeps novel readers inexorably from Page 1 to The End. (He ignored how many codices, like the Yellow Pages, are designed for random access; millenniums before the advent of Bible.com, the codex allowed the first Christians to cross-reference their Scriptures).
A candidate target gene list was first compiled by cross-referencing published miR-200c-responsive genes [12], [22], [23] with genes previously identified to play a role in cell shape and cancer, together with targets identified by the in-silico prediction programs TargetScan [8] and TargetRank [24].
To our knowledge, our study comprises the first efforts to cross-reference both NB-ARC and LRR-domains among R-genes in orange.
Given that most images start from the 70s, one possibility of overcoming this is to extend the timeline of change detection analysis beyond the first Landsat satellite imagery by cross-referencing with CORONA imagery to include the 1960s.
Owen spent years watching B-movies as research for the book and is known among his friends for being the kind of person who will forever be capable of naming them all, while cross-referencing their third-string stars with those actors' other, even more obscure works.
For example, Webster's Third, like Webster's Second, used cross-references, printed in small capital letters, for purposes of comparison.
