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For metabolites, these annotations constitute a cross reference to a chemical or a metabolic pathway database.
One is the need for a cross-reference between UMLS and a formal ontology.
The Clinical Advisory Group was used as a cross-reference for clinical relevance.
We included a copy of the questionnaire in the other language (English to health clinics and health offices; Malay to hospitals) to all the participating centres to serve as a cross-reference for healthcare professionals who may be more proficient in the other language.
Transcripts were then coded for commonalities, and a cross-reference matrix was developed to screen for these commonalities.
One issue for the faculty was the appropriate course number for the Principles course and obtaining a cross-reference feature for it to count toward a mathematics or biology degree, but this was readily resolved.
In the 1383 pp. of "The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics", which is the received dictionary of literary terms, you can find... no entry for "story"- - not even a cross-reference, as in "cf. airport reading, Random House v. Joan Collins, and John Grisham"...
In the 1383 pp. of "The New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics", which is the received dictionary of literary terms, you can find... no entry for "story"- - not even a cross-reference, as in "cf. airport reading, Random House v. Joan Collins, and John Grisham"..
Additionally, a cross-reference check for the articles of interest was performed.
However, we still considered them worthwhile since not much is known for many CREST groups and the limited existing literature could potentially be useful for cross reference when new experimental data are available in the future.
