Adler and Kitchen argue fingerprinting is a key issue because it enables the city's most robust background check, which cross references against FBI records.
To confirm cell line identity and exclude possible culture contamination, all cell lines used in this study were typed for HLA class I which cross referenced to previous high resolution sequence based typing of NCI-60 [ 20] or other cell lines.
Subsequently, a multi-dimensional analysis was performed which cross-referenced the key subject areas with an earlier categorisation of the same errors using GEMS.
Portugal, which cross-references by taking an average of the five cheapest prices of a drug in other countries, is one of many nations that do this.
All of that gets beamed to a connected app via Bluetooth, which cross-references environmental considerations like humidity, temperature and wind to offer recommendations and a "hair quality score".
The set of names is extended even further by extracting names from the definition lines of sequences which cross-reference an Entrez Gene ID.
If you are still unsure, here are the PID (process IDs) of each process, which you will cross reference with your Task Manager.
"I sent a copy of Robbie's diary to Jeff, which he cross-referenced with his father's diary," Mike Clark said.
Removal of duplicates produced 114 articles, the titles and abstracts of which we screened and cross referenced with the initial Ovid search results: 110 either did not fit the inclusion criteria or had already been identified, leaving four new articles for inclusion in the review.
We introduced a new evidence level, called TOPDOM for entries which contain cross reference(s) only to the TOPDOM database and updated the text and Fig. 2 in the manuscript accordingly.
When scanned by a reader, an RFID chip emits unique signal, like a serial number, which can be cross-referenced against a database containing information about a tag's origin.
