It can be seen that Infectious Diseases and Microbes represent the majority of references, accounting for 31% of the references.
Verbal references accounted for 23% of all implied use.
EDF's 2003 accounts were to have been the reference accounts for its part-privatisation.
96.76% of the reads were mapped to the reference, accounting for 46.5-fold effective genome coverage (without N regions) (fig. 1 A) (supplementary table S6, Supplementary Material online).
A multinomial logit regression was used to assess the risk of short sleep versus an 8 h sleep duration (reference), accounting for longer sleeps as separate categories simultaneously within the same model.
At present, the available postnatal longitudinal growth charts for preterm infants are essentially a descriptive reference, accounting for the physiologic postnatal water loss, but influenced by nutrition practices contemporary to the construction of the charts, possibly outdated, as the 1999 Ehrenkranz chart [ 8].
Housekeeping genes are routinely used as endogenous references to account for experimental differences in gene expression assays.
Realists developed causal theories of reference to account for continuity of reference for terms like 'atom' or 'electron', even though the theories about atoms and electrons have undergone significant changes.
As this review demonstrates, different theoretical lenses must be referenced to account for the breadth of restructuring research.
We assert that differences in platform sensitivity, reproducibility and annotation cross-referencing accuracy account for a majority of the irreconcilable differences previously reported between different platforms [ 4- 7].
(2) The uptake rates were scaled to the number of carbon atoms, with glucose as reference, to account for differences in molecule size.
