Sentence examples for the top reference from inspiring English sources

For implants, the upper edge of the corresponding final abutment served as the top reference point.

The goal of this book is to be the top reference work for postgraduate students, postdocs, and principle investigators who study polymerases of all varieties.

In 2002, Bill Brioux of The Canadian Press ranked the episode and its use of Gordie Howe as the top reference to Canada on the show.

The neurons present in the top reference section and absent in the bottom lookup section were counted as tops.

Among the top reference genes, miR-221 was identified as the most stable, followed by miR-103 and let-7a.

However, there are larger decrease in the error rates of imputation using the Bovine3K (14.43% to 9.58%), BovineLD 7K (10.01% to 6.03%) and 49K (5.55% to 3.41%), by including a middle tier of 2205 bulls with 50K genotypes when the top reference tier is small.

Here's the problem: some people have noticed that, for certain kinds of Google search the top references dug up by Google often come from weblogs.

I was trying to think of my cultural references -- other than "The Godfather," which isn't really fair to say, because it's to the crime world what "Citizen Kane" is to the newspaper world -- and the top references I came up with were an old Carol Burnett sketch with Harvey Korman and that episode on "Star Trek" where Kirk and Spock go down to the gangster planet.

SGD uses the Watson strand as the forward, top, reference strand in their database.

Analysis of the pairwise variation in the growth hormone-treated samples revealed that a V score of 0.064 is achieved with two reference genes, indicating that the average of the top two reference genes, GAPDH and UBC18, is the optimal normalization factor for gene expression studies in the growth hormone-treated Brachypodium plant materials.

The top 25 reference genes are listed in Additional file 1: Table S3 along with reference genes used by OncotypeDX.