Sentence examples for such as a reference from inspiring English sources
A BE is a biological concentration of a chemical (or its metabolites) reflecting an existing health-based exposure guidance value, such as a reference dose [ 74].
However, the RCCNA's ability to maintain GS sensitivities suggests that it would be a viable method in a nonclinical laboratory setting, such as a reference laboratory.
A program suite based on maximum likelihood and prior knowledge (such as a reference volume) about the structure to be determined (Scheres, 2012) has taken the field by storm.
The use of a known ligand such as a reference peptide can be used to define the sensitivity of the method and to provide a reference with which to compare test ligands.
The nodes of such graph can be about a biological product, such as a tissue sample, experiment's output, such as a file of gene-expression levels, or an experimental step, such as a reference to a laboratory protocol.
With the aid of bioinformatic techniques, such as a reference guided assembly, it is possible to assemble a useful draft genome where microsatellite loci within UTR's of known genes and SNPs with known chromosomal position can be identified.
Also nontraditional is Splunk's approach to marketing, using terms such as "haxx0rd"–a reference to computer hackers that resonate more with technical-support specialists than a company's vice president of sales.
However the IOM guidelines have been deemed safe and there is a valid argument for having such guidance as a reference, particularly in an attempt to minimise excessive weight gain, and minimise the risk of post-partum weight retention [ 31].
Some of the rhetoric on the soundtrack of "Far from Vietnam" now rings hollow, such as a sardonic reference to "a South Korean type of anti-communist bastion".
The training included role-playing and didactic instruction with available written materials, such as a technical reference guide and other documents.
It should be noted that only the CCGC guideline [ 28] and NICE guideline [ 31] were supported with tools for application, such as a quick reference guide.
