Sentence examples for major reference in from inspiring English sources

We have thus used CR = 1.4 as a major reference in our simulation results presented next.

However, as tracer uptake in the liver serves as a major reference in [18F]FDG PET-based diagnosis of gastrointestinal GVHD (Stelljes et al., 2008), a more detailed qualitative assessment of GVHD beyond simple SUV determination proved to be difficult in this case.

Dr. Manuel Irimia, University of Toronto (nominated by Dr Anthony Poole) Rogozin et al. have put together an impressively comprehensive review on the origin and evolution of splicesomal introns that will certainly become a major reference in the field.

Given the overall level of comprehensiveness and detail of this review and that, as I said above, it is very likely to become a major reference in the field, I think it would be important to cite all relevant references in the main text, in particular from such an important and prolific subtopic.

There is an annotated bibliography at the end of the chapter covering the major references in that particular field.

He was an eminent veterinary virologist whose book, The Natural History of Rabies, the second edition of which was published in 1991, is the major reference work in the field.

Galerie Besson was a mecca for art colleges and collectors alike, and while Anita had a certain horror of unwieldy rucksacks and baggage spoiling her vistas, she relished the fact that the gallery, in the course of its nearly 250 exhibitions, had become a major reference point in the ceramics world.

This dictionary represents the first major reference work in POJ, although the romanization within was quite different from the modern system, and has been dubbed Early Church Romanization by one scholar of the subject.

The present study provides an update on HPV genotypes distribution in samples of ICC from patients attending two major reference cancer hospitals in São Paulo State, attempting to identify multiple infections and investigate the association between specific histological types and HPV genotypes.

In addition to these professional roles, the 26 professional participants included 19 who had been published: 14 who had published academic papers and books chapters, and 9 authors of major works including self-help books, textbooks, major reference works and, in 2 cases, major websites.

He has also edited two volumes in major reference works: One volume focused on personality assessment (in the Comprehensive Handbook of Psychological Assessment, 2004) and the other examined personality and everyday functioning (in the Comprehensive Handbook of Personality and Psychopathology, 2006).