Trends, sources of additional information and a list of references complete the chapter.
They prefer, instead, to speak of the "culture of dependence" or people who use "entitlements" (Marc A. Thiessen has a good example of this over at the Washington Post today, for reference, complete with reverent Ronald Reagan genuflections).
A hypergeometric test computes the statistical significance of overrepresentations of GO term compared to a reference complete list of genes.
This study has important implications for species that lack a reference genome, complete reference map, and predesigned high-throughput genotyping platforms.
Maternal education was coded into dummy variables for three categories: incomplete- (reference), complete-, and post-high school.
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Cross-referenced, complete with bibliography and a biographical list of secondary figures, "Nazi Literature" is composed of a series of sketches, the compressed life stories of writers in North and South America who never existed, but all too easily could have.
Two named sub-molecules are defined, which can then be referenced to compose the complete molecule.
For a collection of n references, a complete pairwise comparison approach considers all possible reference pairs as potential candidates for merging.
"It was the English upper classes who created the myth of amateurism so they didn't have to compete against the workers," said Wallechinsky, who recently issued the 2008 version of his valuable reference, "The Complete Book of the Olympics".
The remaining three principal components, of diminishing significance with respect to the reference image, complete the set.
