But books too make up the world of the writer, and texts very often refer back, refer across, answer, question, or challenge other texts.
In the first sampling scheme, hereafter called "within crosses" (WC), random sampling is done using all genotypes in the dataset; in the second scheme, hereafter referred to as "across crosses" (AC), genotypes were clustered by cross, so that complete cross-groups were used randomly either in the VS or the TS.
"We think there needs to be a balanced approach," Mr. Froman told a news conference after that speech, referring to across-the-board rule making as well as recognizing existing regulations in particular industries.
The researchers found that referred employees — across the three industries — were 25 percent more profitable than nonreferred workers.
Serving the whole of south Leeds, the club is funded by Education Leeds to train local Neets (those not in education, employment, or training) and it works with 220 referred kids across the region.
Equally, training, education and mentoring for ECCE professionals was referred to across a number of countries as a key contemporary challenge.
They are the surgeons to whom patients with calcaneal fractures are referred from across the United Kingdom.
This article documents persistent system failures in preventing perinatal HIV transmission over 8 years in infants referred from across the state of Georgia to a major pediatric HIV referral center in Atlanta.
Using a categorization scheme adapted from Pocock and Phua's framework of policy implications emerging from medical tourism, the plans, issues, and actors referred to across the full dataset were organized into their respective domains (governance, financing, delivery, regulation, health human resources) by the first author.
