Less pleasing to Waugh was the Times Literary Supplements references to him as "Miss Waugh".
This figure has been originally published in the supplement of reference [2] and was slightly adapted.
Thus, every substance for which the Supplement 7 reference is cited had an earlier monograph.
One cost-efficient approach to address this issue is to consider re-sequencing a small number of individuals from the analysis cohort to supplement the reference panel.
It is important to note that the definition of topological overlap matrix (equation 1) was taken from the methods supplement of reference [ 4] since there is a typo in the primary text.
The second strategy is to consider all possible phasings of variants that can occur in the same sequence read and either supplement the reference genome with these haplotypes [ 20] or use this information during alignment with a polymorphism-aware aligner, such as GSNAP [ 21, 22].
Some companies say they obtain credit checks to supplement terse references from former employers.
Trend-based assessment was shown to be a useful supplement to reference-based evaluation, being independent of the problems related to defining reference values and indicator aggregation methodologies.
The answer that developed over the first couple of centuries of Islam was that the Koran could be supplemented by reference to the prophet's life — his sunna, his path.
Increasingly now, we shall have to go back to theearlier records, perhaps up to 1970;and even then they need supplementing by reference to the world press and to the accounts of those who heard her in her prime.
(And note that even when he's talking about resisting authoritarianism, he reaches for two explicitly non-violent examples — the martyrdom of the early Christians, and the righteous Gentiles who hid their Jewish neighbors during the Nazi era — to supplement his references to the American Revolution).
