Library of Congress catalog is a truly fundamental reference source.
Another installment was pegged to a truly obscure reference: the documentary "Marwencol," in which a brain-damaged man obsessively builds a 1/6-scale Belgian town from the Second World War in his backyard.
It is something that unites us, a truly transcontinental reference point that means 90 year old Portuguese farmers can connect with 17 year-old Lithuanian gymnasts, Venezuelan sailors have got something in common with IT support workers from the depths of Thailand.
Also, we lack a truly unexposed reference group, limiting contrast in levels of exposure.
Although one or more of those methods may be useful, or even give numerically correct results, none have been validated by comparison against a truly thermodynamic reference method.
Perrson and Savulescu end their paper with a truly chilling reference to C.S. Lewis's stories for children and the frightful 'Deplorable Word'.
As only 790.9696%) of these had one or more positive blood cultures within 365 days prior to the first-time positive blood culture in 2006 (data not shown), there were no material differences between the number of 'truly' and 'not truly' incident reference episodes.
A limitation of our study is, however, that the comparison group of women unexposed to IVF treatment was relatively small, and that a proportion of these women (40%), had used FDs (clomiphene) outside the IVF setting (as did 54% of women in the IVF group), thus restricting the power for comparisons with a truly unexposed reference group.
And if information literacy in the broad sense implied by the ACRL Standards truly exists, then reference librarians are the only people who have any chance of becoming, or desire to become, information literate.
To combat this, they take inventory of their beliefs, reflect on their origins, and decide whether or not that frame of reference truly serves them.
If designers truly want to reference Africa, including black models would be more reverent than attempting to recreate what they see on their excursions or in coffee table books.
