Sentence examples for with cross reference from inspiring English sources

Transcript sequences were obtained from the canine genome database [ 41], with cross reference to the National Centre for Biotechnology Information [ 42].

Now, with a grant from the Polonsky Foundation UK, which previously helped digitise Isaac Newton's papers, all 80,000 items from the Einstein collection have been catalogued and enhanced with cross referencing technology.

A computer-based PubMed/MEDLINE search of the literature on GI decontamination in the poisoned patient with cross referencing of sources.

A collection of color histopathology plates, with cross references to various chapters, is located in the center of the book.

The fluid nature of consultations with cross referencing between different elements and often a non-linear chronology initially made analysis challenging.

Laboratories may issue a single report, or separate reports with cross references to the partner's results (as the couple may separate).

At any event, Ellis's work has always been stitched with cross-reference and self-­reference, threaded through with a sense that the boundary between fantasy and reality is disturbingly fragile.

The contents of each volume were arranged alphabetically (with cross-references), and there were many illustrations.

Searches can find background information from the dimensions of a painting to the director of a commercial; there is also data about rights and restrictions on use of materials along with cross-references to other archived items.

Reconfigure it to include two or three paper corrections with cross-references to key web amendments The background to the decision is that the numbers of complaints and queries has grown – and keeps on growing.

Arranged alphabetically and "compiled upon a new plan in which the different Sciences and Arts are digested into distinct Treatises or Systems," the first edition included 40 treatises as well as short entries on technical terms and other subjects, with cross-references from the one type of entry to the other.