There is a second bias in the calculation of an intrathecal fraction with reference to the reference range in Figure 2 for the molecular size of the free MBL molecule.
and Imazighen (pl)., in reference to the people, "Tamazight," in reference to the language, and "Tamazgha," in reference to the area they inhabit — from North Africa's Atlantic coast to the Siwa Oasis in western Egypt.
Moreover, the orientation of the windows (and all the data visualized in it) needs to be understood in reference to the local reference frame of the dancer (see Figure 5).
By developing and supporting the networking activity - not only in reference to the housing area but also in reference to the relationship with customers, suppliers, employers, service providers and so on - increasing numbers of entrepreneurial opportunities can emerge.
In reference to the novel's satanic references, Rushdie, when confronted by Bono's MacPhisto character, observed that "real devils don't wear horns".
The relative abundance of M6a mRNA transcripts was calculated in reference to the mRNA levels of the internal reference gene cyclophilin as described before [8].
From the overexpressed genes, 18 genes were subsequently investigated with a TaqMan® Custom Array microfluidic card system in order to assess respective expression status at the mRNA level in reference to 5 reference genes (Gapdh, Est1, Rlp3, Mdh-1, Rpl37).
The last column of the table refers to the reference number listed in the reference section of this paper.
For more statistical details and detailed description of the annotation methods used in DAVID please refer to the cited references above and references therein.
Ridiculing Hitler should need no explanation (and, to be fair, Apple perhaps didn't care too much about that but maybe more about the Jewish reference — which was in reference to Inglourious Basterds, a great movie, by the way).
However, the lack of reference to the anaesthetic literature in the references suggests that the authors may not be aware use of the PP during GA is already reasonably well described during pregnancy.
