This designation will be used here, to describe the gene in general, without reference to a specific organism.
Symptoms and impact of these are referred to as the perception of the disease, in general, with no reference to a specific time frame in the INQoL ('at the moment').
Organum, plural Organa, originally, any musical instrument (later in particular an organ); the term attained its lasting sense, however, during the Middle Ages in reference to a polyphonic (many-voiced) setting, in certain specific styles, of Gregorian chant.
A spokesman for Yeti said that so far, there has only been one incident in which police contacted the app requesting information about a specific user, and that was in reference to a potential threat posted on their feed.
When I say I don't like white women, it's not in reference to any specific white woman (aside from maybe Taylor Swift).
In many cases, we also make reference to a specific variable by its name (e.g. a protein name, an InterPro domain name or an ELM name, see Supplementary Table S3 for a complete list with probabilities assigned to each variable).
In doing so, Qatar dropped its earlier reference to a specific ratio of 3.25, which analysts say they believe indicates a willingness to negotiate with Glencore.
In order to compare nMT different means of transport (e.g. a mid-size class passenger car and a city bus) in reference to one specific performance criterion (e.g. the averaged fuel consumption per passenger), a developed traffic performance index TPI i is introduced, see Eq. 4: {TPI}_i=10min left(frac{V_t}{V_{M_i}},1right),kern0.5em i=1,2dots {n}_{mathrm{MT}} (4).
Therefore, the qualitative case studies revolve around the challengers' position in reference to those specific demands.
