Sentence examples for a reference for standardisation from inspiring English sources

Each gel had a lane containing a protein lysate from a cell line stably transfected with a WWOX expression vector (Peo/WWOX) as a reference for standardisation of independent experiments (Ludes-Meyers et al, 2003).

A common reference specification for standardisation would be of immense value in interoperability between structure repositories as well as between toolkits (though the latter is still confounded by differences in lower level cheminformatic features such as aromaticity models).

All calculations are sex specific and the European standard population is used as a reference population for age standardisation.

Its primary purpose was the comparison of wind tunnel studies which could generate a reference point of standardisation in experimental modelling.

The differences in incidence rates between areas were partly due to differences in the age groups considered and to the use of different reference populations for standardisation of rates.

Furthermore, there is a standardisation of laboratory measurements of albumin, with internationally agreed standards, on definition and application of a reference measurement system for calibration and validation of routine methods (Infusino et al, 2011).

Students also agreed that there was a need for standardisation in academic careers and not only for evaluation procedures.

However, there is still a need for standardisation of sample collection, transportation, storage and analysis.

We have applied a strategy developed for standardisation of messenger RNA to cfDNA load measurements using multiple reference genes to minimise biases due to assay or genome location.

A reference book for travelers.

Since the introduction of the first short code in 1937 9999; London) the frequency with which people travel internationally has mushroomed--grown dramatically--and with the growth, brought a practical reason for standardisation.