Sentence examples for usually referenced from inspiring English sources

Novel drug candidates or newly synthesized molecules are usually referenced by chemical structure diagrams rather than molecule names.

Uranium content is usually referenced to, which dates to the days of the Manhattan project when was used as an analytical chemistry reporting standard.

These pitches usually referenced a lot of historical anecdotes to sketch out a plan that really amounts to "You know that really cool thing we did that time?

However, statistical overfitting is usually referenced only to the realized climate space; overfitting metrics do not ordinarily consider overfitting with reference to the larger, fundamental climate space.

Therefore, the luminescence intensity is usually referenced either ratiometrically or using the so called dual lifetime referencing technique [ 27, 28].

Moreover, since a TP-alone arm is uncommon in an oncology setting, historical data are usually referenced in the TP-DI evaluation.

"I don't ever think about Jim's age until someone in the office brings it up," one employee said, "usually referencing one of his digital gaffes — like forgetting to push 'play' on a YouTube video and then wondering why the video's 'broken.' " (Ouch!) Another comment, a bit painful, too, but quite true: "We're a small team where we can't get hung up on who is guiding whom.

They look for similarities usually referencing themselves as the baseline.

Both residue and atom occurrences can be given a specific symbol, which represents a software-specific name, usually referencing a computational model for the entity.

They are usually references to things that have been clattering around in the subconscious of hip-hop for 20 or 30 years.

Chicken in black bean sauce is a slab of boned-out and roasted bird under a bright, fresh sauce that is a transatlantic flight from the sludgy, salty hit the title usually references.