The line, M82, was used as reference to screen amplicons for single copy number.
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He said the authors' references to "screening" for dementia were confusing as there was no UK-wide screening programme for dementia and no one was arguing for one.
This definition was selected given the size of the review team and number of references to screen, making it difficult to operationalize a more complex definition of community.
The available immune-related gene sequences from other insect species were used as references to screen the N. lugens genomic (unpublished) and transcriptomic databases [ 6, 7].
"I can't screw the front door any tighter," said Mr. Oesterreich, in reference to tough screening procedures started by the Giuliani administration in 1996, resulting in more families' being turned away.
Correction: March 10 , 2001 Saturday An entry in the Spare Times column of Weekend yesterday about the Legacy Film Festival, at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, included an outdated reference to a screening site.
It is noticeable as well that, while including the names of the newspapers that libelled Jefferies, the television drama lets its own medium off comparatively lightly, with only one reference to the screen coverage being "almost as bad" as the papers.
In its ruling, the Trust said the comic had been making reference to the screen portrayal of Merrick by actor John Hurt in the film rather than stereotyping people with disabilities.
This is of course in reference to small-screen heroines including Olivia Pope, Annaliese Keating, and Mary Jane Paul, and it isn't to say that their presence on television hasn't been seminal, even revolutionary. .
