Many must be read several times for complete understanding, also because of frequent reference to propositions elsewhere in the book.
By reading this, and, of course saving it for future, frequent reference (when my memory reflects my age), I can now relate even more effectively to my patients, both pediatric and adolescent.
In the first step, PBPK models for a frequent reference PK phenotype (usually represented by the population mean PK of the most frequent patient group) are established for all drugs and drug candidates under investigation.
For English speakers, the frequent reference to Korean words makes the illustrations something of a guessing game that reveals themselves only through Google Translate.
He was unfairly criticized for his frequent references to Italian Renaissance painters.
Nicknamed "Papa-ma-dit" (Daddy told me) for his frequent references to the president, he has been reported to be on close personal terms with many African leaders.
In the first 20 issues of the series collected in this lavish hardcover edition, one can already see an author with a voracious appetite for literature and an accompanying taste for the occult, prone to frequent references to high and low culture, capable of rendering truly brutal acts of sadism, and fond of cats.
While Medbh McGuckian and Eavan Boland form frequent reference points for her critics, Ní Chuilleanáin might just as easily be compared to Beckett, with her love of dens, hiding-places, ruins, and language itself as an in-between space.
This version of the game — a frequent reference point for the studio — was a reminder of a public promise: the presentation that Murray had given at E3, where he stood on a huge stage with images of No Man's Sky projected onto ninety-foot screens.
"President Karzai was gracious and made frequent reference to his fondness for the U.S.," the cable said.
Doctors at level-one in methadone prescribing may need frequent reference to the guidelines for assistance.
