Sentence examples for providing a frame of reference from inspiring English sources
This chapter focuses on providing a frame of reference for defining metrics associated with data quality.
Based on these data, the preeminent role of the NTS and the periambigual reticular formation in deglutitive motor pattern generation was first established,9 thus providing a frame of reference for subsequent neuroanatomical investigations.
The concepts identified here are useful not only for understanding the development of pedology, but also for identifying future areas of research and providing a frame of reference from which pedologists can evaluate potential scientific contributions to a rapidly changing world.
A previously unknown cell type in the brain's cortex encodes geometric boundaries of the nearby environment, perhaps providing a frame of reference.
The Policy Framework is intended to address the fragmentation of sectoral initiatives by providing a frame of reference, from which approaches to ECD can be developed or strengthened within individual sectoral policies.
Whorf and Sapir both drew explicitly on Albert Einstein's principle of general relativity; hence linguistic relativity refers to the concept of grammatical and semantic categories of a specific language providing a frame of reference as a medium through which observations are made.
The benefits of applying both metatranscriptomic and metagenomic analysis to the same biological samples include the potential to detect differential expression of mRNAs (function) between communities under different environmental conditions, while the metagenome (DNA) can also provide a frame-of-reference for the total potential of the community metatranscriptome.
The other worlds provide a frame of reference whereby we can characterize our world" (Ibid.: 22).
Their last loss, at New England on Oct. 9, provides a frame of reference for this stretch of success.
The results of the survey provide a frame of reference for organizations to compare their storage system approaches with NDSA member organizations.
For the executive boards of research institutions and for research integrity committees, it provides a frame of reference when assessing alleged research misconduct (chapters 3 and 5).
