Sentence examples for ref site from inspiring English sources
All the heavy metals concentrations were several folds higher in the vegetables from contaminated area (R and M sites) as compared to uncontaminated area (Ref site).
Mayfly richness, abundance are lower at mine-influenced versus Ref. Sites, and have negative association with SC 92 streams each sampled one time in spring.
Another 110 mouse longSAGE libraries were downloaded from the Mouse Atlas of Gene Expression web site (Ref. 17).
The study was approved by the NSW Population and Health Services Research Ethics Committee (Ref 2010/05/253) and site specific approvals from Prince of Wales, St George, Sutherland and Wollongong Hospitals.
Minor issues 3) The conserved H is also part of the active site (ref 25,26) and is not marked in the figure.
Explaining that the league was having a hard time finding enough refs, the Web site warned that raining criticism on refs would make even fewer people want the job.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is sensitive for the detection of the responsible demyelinating plaques which frequently affect the corpus callosum (ref), amongst other sites.
The qualitative phase of the study has ethical approval from City University Research Ethics Committee for qualitative research conducted outside NHS sites (ref PhD/09-10/10).
It also has approval from the West London Research Ethics Committee for the overall qualitative phase, including on behalf of the NHS sites (ref 10/10707/49).
The corresponding human reducing system proved to be encoded by a single gene, MTRR, which is mutated in cblE patients (Fig. 3); it encodes a single protein containing FMN- and FAD/NADPH-binding sites (Ref. 117).
Noncomplementary dNMPs that escape exonucleolytic editing in the −1 position of the primer terminus can continue to exert a strong influence on the probability of editing when they occupy the −2 to −4 positions of the duplex, presumably by increasing the rate of primer transfer to the exonuclease site (refs (63 and 64) and references therein).
