Klein forged a place in design history by never once referencing the past in his clothes.
Both Clinton and Obama mentioned John Edwards multiple times in their opening statements, and Obama has mentioned Ted Kennedy twice (once referencing his work on health care, another time mentioning their work together on immigration).
The song's lyrics center around a party and having fun, once referencing to leading a double life with, "You see me on the cover of your magazines, things are always different than the way they seem".
Once reference expression levels and standard deviations are derived in a large group of healthy individuals, deviations could be identified in target individuals using these endogenous genes for normalization without the need for repeated samples from normal, healthy individuals.
Finally, non-normalized short-read data will be extremely useful for downstream applications such as digital gene expression profiling and detection of alternative transcript structure, once reference models are available from the genome.
In the example above, the word "the" appears twice in reference 1, and once in reference 2. Thus ~m_{max} = 2.
We identified a total of 149 potentially relevant citations from both the PubMed and cumulative literature search once duplicate references were removed.
CORESTA authorized the distribution of Vettorazzi's revised report to his former colleagues at WHO, once all references to tobacco and CORESTA were removed (CORESTA 1992).
Once a reference group is formed, these reference groups establish a competitive relationship, either explicitly or implicitly (Festinger 1954; Merton 1957; Akerlof 1982), such as comparing their history, prospects, positive or negative information, or improved conditions (Weick 1979).
Throughout the 47-page report, the word "firearm" is only used four times: three in reference to youth violence and once in reference to suicide prevention.
