Sentence examples for a recognized reference from inspiring English sources

Notice that the H.264/AVC Intra codec constitutes a recognized reference for medical video compression, e.g. [43].

This requires intermittent measurements that can be compared against a recognized reference.

On the other hand, calibration for ultraviolet fluorescence is trickier as there is not yet an officially recognized reference standard for UVF and UVF254 photography.

Moreover, the variability was deduced from the weighed-in calculated bilirubin and albumin concentration and not by value assignment using an internationally recognized reference method.

An internationally recognized reference standard for CD4+ cell counting with a defined clinically relevant range for HIV/AIDS does not exist.

In fields that are well understood, on the other hand -- the physiology of the liver was his example -- one or two standard, widely recognized reference volumes suffice to explain everything anyone might reasonably want to know.

For the latter, IS 1245 RFLP typing is the widely recognized reference method [ 79].

Indirect ISE devices use diluted plasma (or serum) samples; the results are generally comparable to those afforded by flame photometry (the recognized reference method) [ 4].

We acknowledge that broth microdilution is the internationally recognized reference method for MIC determination (ISO 20776-1 and -2) rather than the Etest or agar dilution method, and this is a limitation.

Proskouriakoff recognized references to historical individuals on the monuments their names, their titles, relationships between them, the dates of their births, of their installations in office, of their deaths.

The association of international movements of conveyances, goods, and people with introductions of disease and vectors has been long recognized (references 70 71 in Technical Appendix).