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This is located in the "Footnotes" section of the "References" tab.

This article introduces the hierarchy of the Food Biosciences section of the Reference Module in Food Science.

This article provides an introduction to the Nanostructured Materials section of the Reference Module in Materials Science and Engineering.

The award is part of an annual series initiated by the MARS: Emerging Technologies in Reference Section of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) of the ALA to recognize outstanding reference sites on the World Wide Web.

This section of the Reference Module in Materials Science and Materials Engineering introduces general basic concepts of toughness and strength of composite materials, the primary mechanics of composite materials, and their processing containing different matrix and different reinforcing elements.

Fig. 7 Cross section of the reference implant.

c Inner side, magnification ratio ×25. Figure 7a illustrates the cross section of the reference implant, revealing the carbon fibre bunches perpendicular to each other with relatively small cavities between them.

On the basis of the YCC phylogeny, 54 positions are expected to differ between the R1b section of the reference sequence and an O3a chromosome.

A reason for correct placements without high bootstrap support and incorrect placements with more than 50% bootstrap support was the paucity of substitutions in the section of the reference alignment that overlaps with the query sequence.

We used the microbial genomes section of the Reference Sequence database (RefSeq, version as of Feb. 2009, 912 replicons) [ 32] to access a non-redundant collection of richly annotated chromosomes.

The score for the candidate SV is then the log likelihood comparing the probability of the rearranged reference sequence generating the observed reads versus the probability that the reads were generated from a contiguous section of the reference with respect to either side of the candidate junction.