Sentence examples for referenced separately from inspiring English sources

Companion Harry Sullivan is referenced separately in dialogue on several occasions and a photograph of the character is visible in one episode.

The separate alignment option aligns all sequences against different references separately in a run.

Bob listed his publications and references separately.

All samples were analyzed by the NMR method using both HMDSO and dioxane as internal reference separately.

For each participant, the reported ERP data include mean amplitudes for standards, deviants, and the difference wave (MMN) at Fz (with tip of nose as a reference), separately for the combinations of SPL and load.

We have chosen to classify these references separately, and only a few representative references might be curated in the IEDB for each epitope; references presenting largely redundant data may be excluded or considered of lower priority.

First, we run Ragout as well as OSLay and MCM on each of the available references separately to illustrate that the 'usual' assisted assembly with one reference is insufficient for the current case.

If we can find a proper position to split the read into two fragments, which can be mapped back to the reference separately, we will be able to compute the exact positions of the break points and thus the fragment deleted compared to the reference.

Because BWBBLE runs on a multi-genome almost 100 times slower than BWA on a single genome, it is interesting to compute how many additional reads BWA can align in the same time frame to the genomes in the database (although when aligning to each reference separately, additional effort will have to be spent combining and interpreting the results).

We also included in the database the position of every large reproductive (i.e. fruit-bearing) individual of D. rodriguezii found in the study area (only individuals separated by distances larger than 5 m were geo-referenced separately).

The criteria for identifying these selective loci are that they were identified as outliers in pairwise comparisons of each Superfund site population relative to its two reference site populations (polluted versus both references, analyzed separately, i.e. the union of polluted versus reference 1 and polluted versus reference 2) but not in comparisons between the reference site populations.