One of the key references for MRI safety issues is the Shellock's MRI safety website [ 13] referencing a large number of objects, including several ballistic items.
This study describes which statistical methods have been referenced in a large population-level health dataset.
We constantly keep our annotations updated with the latest Ensembl Gene predictions, and thus cross-referenced with a large number of external biomedical sequence database identifiers.
Second, it could be practically cumbersome to store and reference a large collection of detailed 3D models of different target types in a practical ATR system.
Because the most complex MySpace profiles typically reference a large number of content sources, such as image-hosting sites, video hosts like Google's YouTube and widget companies, many objects require separate DNS lookups.
While there was a lot of hype around Digg's entry into the space, it's Feedly that has best picked up the Google Reader mantle, and continued to roll out features aimed at those who ingest, save and reference a large number of news items on a regular basis.
A few points of reference: A large hard-boiled egg clocks in at six grams of protein.
Using the whole-genome sequence as a reference, a large number of SNPs in tomato have been identified by the re-sequencing strategy.
The uprising is remembered for its radical slogans and art, with graffiti such as "Be Realistic, Demand the Impossible!" and "The most beautiful sculpture is a paving stone thrown at a cop's head!" It's weird that right-winger Farage would reference a large-scale workers' revolt with heavy influence from communists, anarchists and socialists.
However, since we are using never smokers as a reference, a larger transcriptome will lessen the likelihood that we would find transcripts that are preferentially expressed in current and former smokers that were not correct.
