Sentence examples for reference secondary from inspiring English sources
2. Prediction of the reference secondary structure (using RNALfold).
The number of false positives (FP) is obtained by counting all base pairs that are in the predicted but not in the reference secondary structure.
(The population average was always slightly smaller [ca. 99%] than the representative λ unless the distribution of λ in the fittest population is completely homogeneous [data not shown].) It is trivial that epistasis occurs between bases which make a pair (hydrogen bond) in the reference secondary structure.
Don't reference secondary material when you could reference primary.
In this regard, students frequently commit three errors: (i) taking information and references from secondary sources though the primary source is easily available; (ii) referencing an unread (unavailable?) primary source without mentioning the secondary source where, in fact, they got the information; and (iii) erroneously referencing secondary sources as if they were the primary sources.
He said: "On Tuesday I did instruct my lawyers to make preliminary investigations to seek information concerning my case with particular reference to secondary with the idea this may lead to action".
This improvement in results of SKM may be explained by reference to secondary flow coefficients defined in Eqs.
Because there is no inherent order for combining these three terms or any three terms that define a fossa, we establish an arbitrary set of three "primary landmarks" that form a reference plane, "secondary landmarks" that specify the fossa's position with respect to the reference plane, and "tertiary landmarks" that further distinguish the fossa from other neighboring fossae.
Selected references had to indicate that the period of reference was secondary education.
Findings are contextualized by reference to secondary data on trends in the three cities.
Higher education carried a 29% reduction in the risk of injury relative to the reference category (secondary education).
