Sentence examples for relevant reference point from inspiring English sources

The Phoenix Program in Vietnam, unfortunately, seems to be a relevant reference point here.

The use of Howard's chart will provide a relevant reference point for replication of the study and add validity to the experiment.

My apologies, can't believe such a modern and relevant reference point got past me.

The incorporation of both the positive and negative controls on the same filter is the only relevant reference point.

Since we are mainly looking for signs of early pregnancy exposure, acting during specific developmental windows, date of conception is the most relevant reference point.

Hence, the ability to define a biologically relevant reference point from which to examine sequence prevalence can greatly simplify statistical calculations [ 17].

Recent technical advances in the extraction and amplification of old DNA have made the large resources of natural history collections (NHC) available for population genetic studies, providing direct and highly relevant reference points for studies of genetic diversity in endangered populations.

In studies assessing movement of chromatin from one nuclear compartment to another, nuclear structures might not only be relevant as a reference point, but also indicate a biological function [ 2, 3].

The relevant reference you have pointed out (Wang G et al., 2012) underlines the point are making - that the charge moment (analogous to the hydrophobic moment) is not a good metric.

The taxonomy as described by the EPOC group was used as a reference point to identify and analyse relevant data.

This is the tremendously current and relevant theme we should be discussing, using Suffragette as reference point.