Such data are important in setting analytical quality specifications, assessing the utility of population reference intervals (index of individuality) and assessing the significance of changes in serial results from an individual (reference change value; RCV).
He is still authorised to work and operates under the individual reference number FPT01004 granted to him by the FSA.
Graduate students and faculty needing individual reference assistance should consult the librarian in their field of interest.
A general appellative (i.e., a common noun) capable of being used in reference to a whole class of entities can also be used with an individual reference.
Each subject was connected through an individual Electrode Input Box to one BrainAmp Standard amplifier (Brain Products GmbH), allowing for individual Reference and Ground electrodes.
Systematic uncertainties in the synthetic magnitudes of individual reference stars are estimated at ∼0.20mag, and are limited by the available spectral information in the reference catalogs.
Bubble diameters were estimated by means of the individual reference cut-off values and their linear and second-order fitted curves.
Shown is the inferred relative abundance of MPS cells (y axis) for each individual reference single cell (x axis), for two representative individuals (#8 and #38, as indicated in Fig. 3a,b).
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While there are many traditional African musics in which such a common reference pulse does exist, in several others the musicians in a group relate their parts to individual reference pulses, which can stand in various relations to one another.
For instance, if an inhabitant of Austin, Texas, says, "Let's go swimming today, not in the pool but in the river," there is no doubt that the word river has a unique, individual reference to one single river namely, the Colorado.
