Studies purely reference-based do not, however, allow the investigation of lineage-specific or rapidly evolving genes (i.e. when sequence divergence is too high for mapping).
The Hebrew Bible, or Christian Old Testament, does not elsewhere refer to the Adam and Eve story, except for the purely genealogical reference in I Chronicles 1 1.
The writers, Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft, always claimed to have straight-facedly convinced BBC bosses that Mrs Slocombe's frequent references to her "pussy" – which sometimes got so wet it had to be dried out in the oven – were purely a reference to her pet cat.
You can't remove it," says Dr Cumpson.The missing PlanckIt is problems like this and the fact that the world's kilograms are changing in mass at different rates that are behind a push to bring the kilogram into line with the rest of the SI, and to define it purely with reference to natural constants.
As early as the 9th century, plainsong manuscripts had the signs "c" (celeriter, "quick") and "t" (trahere, "slow"), but such indications were exceptional, for the musical repertory was well known to the performers, and written sources served purely for reference purposes.
The first record of Bournemouth as a place name was in the Christchurch cartulary of 1407, when a monk noted a stranded whale at "La Bournemowthe"; a purely geographical reference to the uninhabited area around the mouth of the small river that drained the heathland between the towns of Poole and Christchurch.
Recalculations of active smoking risks using a purely unexposed reference group of women who were not exposed to active or secondhand smoking did not indicate increased risks of breast cancer.
On the basis of their analysis, the scientists said, these three "references 'cohere,' in the sense that the astronomical phenomena pinpoint the date of 16 April 1178 B.C.," adding, "The odds that purely fictional references to these phenomena (so hard to satisfy simultaneously) would coincide by accident with the only eclipse of the century are minute".
Also, "you have to live" before you write, a motto that loses some impact when Bénabou notes that "it was of course by dint of purely literary references that I exhorted myself not to be snared too soon by the nets of literature".
A number of monographs and papers were examined that are not referenced below because they did not add any new relevant material or were purely the source of a primary reference that was then examined.
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