Sentence examples for referenced in methods from inspiring English sources

Other groups (several of which are referenced in Methods) have developed their own lists for their own purposes.

Tuc1 is present in all sequenced genomes of Archaea, Elp3 is lacking only in N. equitans, and Trm9p homologs are found only in a limited subset of Archaea (see "Archaeal tRNA modification" subsystem referenced in the methods section).

In this study, we describe the statistical methods referenced in the published literature utilizing the CCHS dataset(s).

We start, in the next section, by examining how existing syntheses have used the methods referenced in our two seminal best fit framework methodology articles.

For the dumbbell RNA, we have also included the labeling efficiency control experiment originally referenced in the Materials and methods section in the same figure.

Full-text PDF articles that met the inclusion criteria were then used for the identification of descriptive, elementary and regression statistical methods referenced in these articles.

Some of these polymorphic residues have been predicted to belong to discontinuous B-cell epitopes within AMA1 (DiscoTope method, referenced in [33]).

The prostate cancer cell lines served a reference in method development because the ss-qPCR method was previously developed with these cell lines [ 6, 31, 35].

Figure 3 depicts the frequency responses of H 2, H ∞, and l 1 norm-based filters compared with the referenced methods in [6] and [11].

The suitability of candidate marker genes should be assessed thoroughly, including their specific expression in the cell population of interest and their expression range (see "Marker genes and population-specific reference signals" in Methods).

Bench-to-bedside review: the importance of the precision of the reference technique in method comparison studies with specific reference to the measurement of cardiac output.