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The most explanatory definitions of CG were looked up, beginning with the basic reference sources of the discipline that put into motion discussion on CG, the subsequent observations by the same Authors, as well as works on Evidence-Based Medicine [ 5, 18- 23].

The composition of the solar photosphere, which represents the composition of the outer convective zone, is the basic reference source of elemental abundances.

The infrared (IR) camera was calibrated for offset errors against an AGA1010 reference radiator visible in the IR picture via a highly reflective aluminium mirror, or against a custom-made peltier-driven miniature reference source of known temperature and emissivity.

The Human Protein Atlas resource was used as the reference source of protein expression levels in various human cell types and tissues.

The infrared camera was calibrated periodically by slotting in a self-constructed peltier-driven reference source of known temperature and emissivity (for details of calibration see Stabentheiner & Schmaranzer, 1987; Schmaranzer & Stabentheiner, 1988).

Transcripts of the pfap2-mu gene were amplified using the Q1/Q2 primer pair (see Table S2), and the Plasmodium tRNA methionine (PgMET) gene was used as a reference source of RNA.

The infrared cameras were calibrated periodically by slotting in a precision-calibrated AGA1010 reference source (FLIR) or a self-constructed peltier-driven reference source of known temperature and emissivity (Stabentheiner and Schmaranzer, 1987; Schmaranzer and Stabentheiner, 1988; Stabentheiner et al., 2012).

In keeping with UNICEF's broader mandate, The State of the World's Children has become not only a major reference source of information on children worldwide, but also a leading advocacy tool for those working to realize children's rights.

The measured body temperature was calibrated to the nearest 0.7 °C using an infrared emissivity of 0.97 of the honeybee cuticle and a self-constructed Peltier-driven reference source of known temperature and emissivity (for details see Stabentheiner and Schmaranzer 1987; Schmaranzer and Stabentheiner 1988; Stabentheiner et al. 2012).

Finally, the attenuation-corrected counts were converted to fraction of injected activity by dividing by the administered activity and the camera sensitivity (counts per microcurie) measured with a reference source of known 99mTc activity in a 10-ml vial acquired in each patient whole-body scan.

The methods of systematic reviews are well developed for the former group, but the latter poses many challenges for locating, organising, collating and synthesising information into a useful, understandable format, as it requires an organised up-to-date reference source of research evidence addressing broad content areas.