If a glass is half-full to start with, however, this reference point is lost from the beginning.The upshot, as Dr Attwood reports in the Public Library of Science, is that straight glasses have it.
The distances (in micrometers) between the implant centers with the reference point were calculated according to the following formula [9]: The distance from the reference point (r) = ( sqrt{x^2+{y}^2+{z}^2} ).
ISI values of the G0 transcripts vary with the reference point position (Additional file 1).
However, 'then test' and 'recall tests' were completed at the discharge assessment with the reference point always being their initial baseline assessment.
Further images were then captured by aligning the dishes with the reference point made at time 0 h, and a second image acquired.
Compared with this national reference point, being a resident of several Southern and Northeastern states was associated with a statistically significant increase in the odds of diabetes (figure 3).
All right with those reference points, are we, lads?
Postural assessment was noninvasive and performed in the standing position, with the reference points of Kendall used as normal parameters.
Postural assessment was noninvasive, carried out in standing position, with the reference points of Kendall [ 13] being used as normal parameters.
It makes sense that an artist who defines herself as "surreal but with reality as a reference point" would be tasked with translating Ferrante's words into images.
With this type of reference point, people can steer away from the notion that "the cloud" is little more than that--the Internet, in fact, is very much rooted in the physical world.
