Sheer organza shift dresses were decorated with images of the Brooklyn Bridge and New York skyline, in a nod perhaps to Topshop's growing status in the US, but also to the Great Depression, an era much referenced so far this season.
We called our future daughter, "Pearl," and referenced that name so much that close friends also picked up the habit.
Immobilisation of mff continued in all the concentrations of the E. hirta extracts (with the exception of the 6.25 μg/ml and 12.5 μg/ml concentrations of the hexane extracts) and the reference drugs so much so that by 48 hrs, a significant difference was found between the proportions of mff that were immobilised in those concentrations and in the 1% DMSO concentration (p < 0.001).
This nicely confirms that Lov-1 needs longer vernalization than the reference strain, although this is perhaps difficult to interpret because the reference strain flowers so much more quickly anyway.
"First, it's going to be an important reference tool because so much of the work on the Latino communities in the United States is segregated into national movements," she said.
The name means springtime, a reference perhaps not so much to the particular ingredients — a multi-seasonal bouquet including broccoli, zucchini, button mushrooms, tomatoes, and green beans, all garnished with wintry pine nuts — than to the over-all novelty of a plate of pasta punctuated with al-dente vegetal brightness.
With digital systems, though, the frame of reference is not so much the real world as an abstracted vision of what may be possible.
When the reference levels vary so much among the different studies, it is impossible to determine what ranges of salivary IL-6 or IL-8 levels are likely to indicate OSCC development.
There are moments when, before victory is certain, and whether or not the effect is immediately felt on the ground, the discourse, the assumptions, the terms of reference -- not so much for supporters and opponents, as for heretofore observers, all are shaken.
We did not compare the findings of Xpert with a composite reference standard since it was evident that this was a further source of substantial heterogeneity since composite reference standards varied so much between studies.
