The phrase "a corresponding standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard that is related or equivalent to something else in a specific context.
Example: "To ensure quality control, we must adhere to a corresponding standard that aligns with industry regulations."
Alternatives: "an equivalent standard" or "a related standard".
Each sample analysis gives a mean ZP charge and a corresponding standard deviation.
converting the covariance function (C Z (h)) of a Pearson type III random field Z(x) to the covariance function (C W (h)) of a corresponding standard Gaussian random field W x), generating realizations of the standard Gaussian random field with covariance function C W (h) using a sequential Gaussian simulation (SGS), and.
In order to analyze the effect of the precursor solution on the size of the resultant nanofibers quantitatively, we measured the diameter of the nanofibers from their high-resolution SEM images and plotted the mean of 50 measurements with a corresponding standard error for each sample (Figure 3).
The whole process is composed of three sequential components: Fig. 5 Conceptual flowchart for stochastic simulation of a Pearson type III random field 1. converting the covariance function (C Z (h)) of a Pearson type III random field Z(x) to the covariance function (C W (h)) of a corresponding standard Gaussian random field W x), 2.
Each item has a mean meaningfulness rating value and a corresponding standard deviation.
Linear regression analysis allowed the estimation of the concentration of H2O2 in samples based upon a corresponding standard curve.
Figure 2 An example of a generated pseudo-CT slice (A) and its corresponding standard CT slice (B).
This facilitates a comparison of corresponding standard levels and forms that differ among the three agencies.
For each trial, a HR and corresponding standard error was calculated.
The RD corresponding to an on-axis lateral image of the elbow (i.e., 'the optimal RD'), as measured by three observers, is expressed as an average with corresponding standard deviation (SD).
The values obtained from each control (unspiked) plasma sample were subtracted from those observed with the corresponding spiked plasma and recorded as a percentage of the corresponding standard concentration of each AA calibrant.
