Sentence examples for reference release from inspiring English sources

The accidents need to be considered during EPZ development, including the design basis accidents (DBAs) and emergency reference release categories (ERRCs), are firstly confirmed according to the accident characteristics of HTR-PM.

For all probes present on the Illumina HT12 array, a systematic search for sequence polymorphisms was undertaken, using the HapMap database as reference (Release 27; Phase II+III, Feb09, on NCBI B36 assembly and dbSNP b126).

Despite this, the terms of reference released by the Department for Education suggest that this major review may be little more than a tinker.

Smith said the terms of reference released by Brandis after the meeting included a mention of a wide-ranging report from the Australian Law Reform Commission released this year which examined the encroachment of commonwealth laws on free speech.

Buoyancy-lag-time, mucoadhesive strength, % drug release and release-rate constant were statistically analyzed using Design-Expert software (version 9.0.4.1) and the formulation was then numerically optimized to obtain USP-reference release profile.

Pakistan's freewheeling media, which include a stable of talk shows on which hosts and guests trade conspiracy theories about the U.S. agenda in Pakistan, have seized on the few Pakistan-related references released earlier in the week.

This book describes the principles and methods of intra- and inter-company SCM with reference to Release 4.6 of the SAP R/3 and to Release 3.0 of the SAP APO system.

Both strains were compared to the C. elegans reference genome (release 195).

Known microRNAs in the sequence data set were identified using miRBase as reference database (release 16; http://www.mirbase.org/).org/

The unique reads were aligned to the C. elegans reference genome (release WS203) using the BWA alignment program (Burrows-Wheeler Algorithm, [40], http://bio-bwa.sourceforge.net/).net/

Alignment to the N2 reference genome (release WS203) [24] showed that over 99% of positions in the genome were covered by this sequence.