THE post we linked below was made in reference to this piece from the Wall Street Journal, which explains why mileage has fallen since the 1980s in small cars.
All of this sounds like a perfect description of the party's 2016 Convention, where Rudy Giuliani went wild screaming about President Obama, people chanted "Lock her up!" in reference to Hillary Clinton, Dr. Ben Carson linked Hillary to Lucifer, a Trump adviser said Hillary should be shot by a firing squad for treason, and on and on..
Probabilistic linkage is used to link records for the same individual, and in this context the outline that follows is in reference to linking the mothers' birth and hospital records, and the infants' birth and hospital records.
Slough is said to be one of the chief beneficiaries of "the Crossrail effect", in reference to the new rail link for London and the south-east that will be known as the Elizabeth line when services begin in 2018.
To learn more about using neutral language in reference to food, check out the links on my positive influence page.
The gains in power and accuracy for position estimations of multiple trait methods in grid searches were evaluated in reference to single trait detections of linked QTL.
Back to Article An earlier version of this article included a link, in reference to pesticide usage, that has since been deleted because the survey cited was several years old.
It was the National Fence Company, in reference to the 1,600 feet of chain-link fence he ordered to be placed on the docks outside.
Weird Al's new "Don't Download This Song" must be linked to in reference to those arguments!
Cytologists worked hard to identify the function of mitochondria and in 1912 the first reference to a possible link between mitochondria and respiration was made by Kingsbury [ 2].
"They [the Houthis] do not represent a Yemeni point of view," said Nasser, the popular committee commander near the port, in an apparent reference to the Houthis' links to Iran.
