Although these approaches are effective in providing the structural architecture of transcriptome abundances on an absolute scale, it still requires standardization of standard RNAs in order to cross-refer those data to others that are independently generated.
Once attention is focused on your employment section, you can then cross refer to other jobs you've had.
A signal flag illustrating "You've got your signals crossed" refers to displaying signal flags in incorrect order.
By cross-referring these to a database called Fulltext Sources Online, he was able to work out when each of these journals became available on the web and whether a journal had posted back-issues electronically as well.
Teachers may cross-refer to these maps to help them adjust concept balances and even select appropriate test items from test banks.
Here, Cyber-Development also cross-refers to Cyber-Democracy (Campbell and Carayannis 2014).
As 99mTc maraciclatide is a not an FDA-approved radiopharmaceutical, this study was performed under an investigator IND cross-referred to the IND held by the radiopharmaceutical manufacturer, GE Healthcare Life Sciences (Pittsburgh, PA).
In this regard, we cross-refer to Knupfer & Preiss (2008) for an interesting discussion on the possible agonistic and non-agonistic properties of sIL-6R.
The 4m-high bobbin, wound with glossy red hair, which fills a room at the newly opened AVA gallery in King's Cross, refers to the same absent-mother ritual.
The analysis results of the selected 100 nodes are shown in Fig. 6, where the cross refers to the number of messages passed N j in one data reception period, i.e., C p, and the triangle refers to the number of messages N j forward from N i, i.e., C r.
