The term "rich reference" is not commonly used in written English.
It is possible that it may have a specific meaning within a particular field or context, but in general, it would not be considered a grammatically correct or widely understood phrase. If you are looking to describe a sentence that contains a lot of detailed information or descriptions, you could use the phrase "detailed reference" or "elaborate description" instead. For example: - The author provided a detailed reference to the historical context of the story. - The essay included an elaborate description of the protagonist's emotions.
The availability of a semantically precise and rich reference MSC ontology could address both of these limitations.
Large reference databases such as the Earth Microbiome Project associate marker gene distributions with a wide range of habitat and temporal information; these resources will provide a rich reference set against which new data sets can be compared.
Therefore, taken together with the mapping quality, the rich reference data, and the reproducibility of our data, the sequencing depth of our datasets was high enough for comprehensive detection of the transcribed regions in the genome, as discussed below.
Despite her early move to Britain and the fact that neither of her parents returned to Austria after the war, Eva's books reflect what she called the "Vienna connection", with their rich references to the food, the music and particularly the wildflowers and the countryside of her childhood, for which she retained a lifelong delight.
Our approach has a modest experimental basis but this is compensated for with rich references to other experimental and theoretical work oriented to the study of surface phenomena in such systems.
SLQs have been extensively studied in the literature, for which we refer the readers to (Ait Rami et al. 2001; Athans 1971; Bismut 1976 19788; Chen et al. 1998; Tang 2003; Wonham 1968; Yong and Zhou 2000) and the rich references therein.
These critics fail to realize that Stefani littering her album with "make me rich!" references aligns her music with gluttonous 80s reference points a la the Flying Lizards' "Money" or Robert Hazard's laughable "Escalator of Life".
These critics fail to realise that Stefani littering her album with "make me rich!" references aligns her music with gluttonous 80s reference points a la the Flying Lizards' "Money" or Robert Hazard's laughable "Escalator of Life".
The rich references to scholarly work in various areas of social sciences (notably socio-ecology) provide the interested reader with many possible avenues to explore further the conceptual roots and methodological context for scenarios, turbulence, planning and learning.
A higher fraction of metagenomic sequences are annotated using BLAST against data-rich reference sequence databases such as NCBI NR as compared to SwissProt, COGs, KEGG, etc. Integrated methods using more than one approach can improve the efficiency and reliability of functional predictions.
The current investigation was proposed by the Technology Evaluation Consortium (a program under the auspices of the Drug Safety Executive Council) and undertaken to evaluate the predictive power of the MetaMap Tox metabolomics database using specific reference patterns developed based on metabolic profiles determined for data-rich reference compounds.
