If you aren't doing that, can you provide a reference?
The research would provide a reference for seismic design and further study of SFT.
This study would provide a reference to the design and development of urea hydrolysis for gas denitration.
Finally, tritium release amount is recalculated consistently with the dose limit in Chinese regulation for CFETR, which would provide a reference for tritium system design of CFETR.
Finally, this work would provide a reference for developing novel heavy metal ion absorbents, e.g., immobilization toxic metal ions on the surface of the adsorbents in form of special precipitates with low solubility product constants by precipitation transformation reactions.
The system could achieve high-volume statistical data analysis, query, and management and could be classified according to the statistics geographical distribution of the disease, which would provide a reference for the epidemiological investigation.
However, the frequency of CCSVI positivity was also increased in progressive forms of MS compared to the non-progressive forms of MS. We reasoned that because HLA DRB1*1501 was well established as a genetic factor associated with the risk of developing MS, it would provide a reference relative to which the role of CCSVI could be evaluated.
Nevertheless, we believe our data would provide a reference point for assessment of Sri Lankans.
This pain could have been temporary and not related to the predominate illness, but would provide a reference point for pain assessments during the research study.
Measurement of hBD-1 protein in serum would have provided a reference value for a beta-defensin that is expected to be rather constant as it is not present on the psoriasis-associated repeat.
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