What really matters is that we can now sequence the human genome quickly and affordably to build the massive reference databases researchers need, like the one being built at University of Toronto, to better understand complex diseases, how genes interact with each other and how genes respond to environmental changes.
But this promise is likely to be realized only after a period of relatively expensive and deliberate test validation and generation of the massive reference databases needed to make rigorous conclusions about test results.
"Not coming from Oxbridge, I was intimidated by people who used big words and had a massive frame of reference.
His book is a massive concordance, the perfect reference work whereby each poem Auden wrote is listed, described and explained.
"But surely," I insisted, "I should also reference how massive Myspace is becoming and that Hilary Duff is way pretty, right?" (It was 2007, remember).
It might just be that there's a massive the Killing Joke reference in Arkham Knight, too.
Despite the ubiquity of the "bottom third" and similar arguments (which are sometimes phrased as massive generalizations, with no reference to actual proportions), it's unclear how many of those who offer them know what specifically they refer to (e.g., GPA, SAT/ACT, college rank, etc).
In addition, our method required no reference channels, massive training samples, and visual inspections, so it was entirely automatic.
The result is a massive hit packed with references to high school lockers, L'Oreal brushes, and Mac watermelon flavor.
Using a combination of classical and technical methods, Erdogan references similarly massive machines like the Large Hadron Collider, imbuing his illustrations witha level of detail that draws the eye deep into the worlds he has created.
In the last years, large protein-protein interaction (PPI) datasets have been characterized in several organisms using non-directed, massive approaches (reviewed in references [ 2- 4]).
