Sentence examples for unknown with reference to from inspiring English sources
While this may be unimportant with respect to obesity, it is unknown with reference to other outcome measures.
Microarray analysis has spatially mapped the expression of a number of known and unknown ESTs with reference to specific mantle zones.
DDC mRNA values for patient samples with unknown concentration were calculated with reference to the calibration curve.
Each fatty acid peak in the unknown samples was identified with reference to C17:0 as well as by comparing with known standards.
Finally, the theoretical capacity of the N × M MIMO system with polarization diversity (frequency selective and deterministic channel unknown at the transmitter) is calculated with reference to the channel matrix estimated for N f frequency bins in the considered bandwidth [11]: C FS = 1 N f ∑ n = 1 N f log 2 det I + SNR N H f n H f n H, (6).
Unknown or unidentified species were added to the TTO with reference to the publication in parenthesis (e.g., Akysis sp. 1 (de Pinna 1996) TTO:10000093, Akysis sp. 2 (de Pinna 1996) TTO:10000094).
Due to the complexity of the physical characteristics of building systems and the lack of field measured data, modellers very often have to work with unknown or unmeasurable parameters either through approximation or with reference to the original design values.
Sewell stressed the importance of electing the right person, with reference to his experience and Hart being an unknown quantity.
Exons defined with reference to accession NM_022418.3.
With reference to their best Blastx matches, 11 gene sites encoded TE-related proteins (reverse transcriptase, transposase, polyprotein, etc)., 100 encoded proteins with tentative or definitive functional identities, and 20 encoded "unknown proteins".
This fragile enterprise -- an unknown comedy writer in pinstripes, with no following, sidekick or band -- should never start off with references to bygone M.C.'s like Steve Allen that only television scholars are likely to care about.
