Sentence examples for suggested as a reference from inspiring English sources
The central part of the tibial canal accessed through an entry hole at the knee center is also suggested as a reference in the absence of preoperative plan.
Alicyclobacillus acidoterrestris has been suggested as a reference in the design of pasteurization for high-acid fruit products, due to spore resistance and spoilage incidents in fruit juices.
The value obtained, 2.07 ± 0.05, was suggested as a reference to estimate organics in PM2.5 in rural areas of the North China Plain.
An inflexion point is observed when plotting the flame height against fuel uptake rate and is suggested as a reference point to calculate the threshold sooting index (TSI).
The framework is suggested as a reference to improve the urban transportation model and integrate the urban planning and transportation planning closely.
Sp2C NH2 on zigzag edges is suggested as a reference functional group to adjust the N1s spectra because influence of the functional group on the shift of main peak and the FWHM of C1s spectrum was small.
Among these, we identified one gene (gi45348456) showing homology to Arabidopsis ubiquitin (UBQ9, AT5G37640.1) and another one (Ljwgs_018207.1) showing homology to a regulatory subunit of Protein Phosphatase 2A (PDF1, AT5G37640.7), which has been suggested as a superior reference gene for normalization of gene transcript levels in Arabidopsis [66].
Additionally, we have removed the indicated discrepancy between the Capozza et al. and the Goetz et al. studies and included the results of the Goetz et al., Capozza et al., and Chang et al. studies as suggested as well as include the other suggested references.
In association with the origin of the triploid worms, an allopolyploidic hybridization occurred in ancestral diploids at the intra- or interspecies level has been suggested as a relevant genomic event ([ 13] and references therein).
Other sensory cues have been suggested as orientation reference in the framework of bee navigation.
Elongation factor-1 alpha gene (EF1A) has been suggested as the reference gene in qRT-PCR assays [ 63, 64].
