Sentence examples for part of reference from inspiring English sources

In particular, as part of reference missions to the Moon that would fit in the time frame 2020 to 2030, ESA has addressed the definition of lunar surface exploration missions in line with its space exploration strategy, with the common mission goals of returning samples from the Moon and Mars and expanding human presence to these destinations in a step-wise approach.

Establishing a modular map of regulatory elements within the upstream regions of each gene locus as part of reference genome annotations in a similar manner that we understand protein domain architectures of coding sequences will be an important tool for various applications in comparative functional genomics both at the intraspecific and interspecific levels.

Ethics approval was not obtained from the CDC Institutional Review Board IRBB) for clinical specimens reported in this study because the specimens were sent to CDC for detection of meningitis etiology as part of reference lab functions.

This original version of the FORTA list is part of reference [25] and was created by the book authors, including the original author of the method.

In 2009 the World Health Organization (WHO) suggested that the investigation of the cases of near miss be part of reference monitoring used in reproductive health.

This protocol was determined to be exempt from human subjects review requirements because the gathering of clinical information to accompany strains was a standard part of reference diagnostic submission, and, therefore, considered surveillance activity for a newly emerging pathogen.

In part 4.4 of reference [1], the authors investigated the existence of almost periodic solutions of the impulsive n-species Lotka Volterra type system.

Thus, the first color represents the transition from the primer (which is not part of the reference) to the first base on the reference, leaving only thirty four colors which represent transitions on the reference.

Reference to mathematical objects is just part of the reference to those entities that are indispensable to our best theories of the world.

The selection of these reference sources is particularly authoritative: they form a central part of the reference collection in the main reading room of the American Museum of Natural History.

Some references contain several ecotoxicological studies but only the part of the reference relevant for the chosen effect value was considered in this evaluation.