In the latest episode, we sort out the relative pronouns, with reference to E. B. White, Roger Angell, and Reeves Wiedeman.
Fig. 5 a Temporal change in relative position with reference to SVOG during the period from July 1 to September 1 , 2015
Autoradiographic film was scored (relative optical density) with reference to the Nissl-stained sections and the AVPVn was carefully outlined according to the rat brain atlas of Swanson (Plates 18/19) [31].
Data analysis of relative gene expression with reference to internal control by real-time PCR (Delta Ct) was quantified.
The manufacturer justified the use of this relative risk value with reference to the fact that it falls within the range (0.31 0.58) identified for IPC devices in the NICE VTE guidelines [ 10].
Polynesian languages also include a large number of grammatical elements, indicating, for example, direction of motion implied by verbs, including movement toward or away from the speaker, relative positions of objects with reference to the speaker, and direction of movement along a seashore-inland axis.
Hence taking a dinucleotide relative abundance difference (DRAD), with reference to the two cases described, improves the ability to detect the deviant regions.
The protein density of the bands was quantified using Quantity One software v 4.2.6, and relative quantification was calculated with reference to the á-tubulin signal.
By using a reference standard curve provided from the qRT PCR kit, the relative hTERT mRNA expression (with reference to housekeeping gene, porphobilinogen deaminase (PBGD)) was calculated as previously described (Sitaram et al, 2009).
Like many aspects of Japanese society, rental relatives are often explained with reference to the binary of honne and tatemae, or genuine individual feelings and societal expectations.
