The alloy composition used to make prosthetics for surgical implantation typically contains 5 7% molybdenum and is therefore sometimes referenced as being made of cobalt-chromium-molybdenum (CoCrMo).
Emitters are typically spatially referenced and categorized as point sources (e.g., industrial and commercial operations at specific locations), line sources (e.g., transportation), and area sources (e.g., agriculture).
When a user begins from the external data resource, a default GALAXY_URL as defined by the external resource, is used and typically references the main public Galaxy server.
The distributions of the Hoffman phantom are not directly applicable to the method, in particular, the cerebellum and pons typically used as reference tissues.
The discrepancy between this observation and published studies can be traced to anomalous stability of the alanine-substituted GB1 variants typically used as reference states in double mutant-cycle analyses.
(As normal samples are typically used as references, meaningful 2p-RSEs were not measured in these samples).
C apillary and venous blood glucose (BG) values are typically used as reference to evaluate the accuracy of in vivo sensor devices.
The dimer [2DHB − H2O + H]+, trimer [3DHB − 2H2O + NH4]+ and pentamer [5DHB − 4H2O + NH4]+ of DHB were typically used as reference masses for this procedure.
Eleven immunomodulatory genes likely to play important roles in inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and infection in addition to four genes typically used as reference genes were examined by quantitative reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR), as well as the full genome as represented by Affymetrix HG U133 Plus 2.0 microarrays.
Typically as a reference case scenario, it is common and convenient to use a 'non-informative' prior which allows the data to overwhelm prior beliefs.
