Thus, TLC fingerprint of the resin of C. guidottii given in this work may serve as a reference for proper authentication, standardization and quality control of the plant drug.
This statistically significant increase was also evident provided that the residential population of 2007 was used as the reference for standardization.
Repetitions of the study in these hospitals as well as in newly investigated providers would mean another point of reference for standardization.
Age-standardized mortality rates for each three-year period were calculated by the direct method and using the mid-period population of Barcelona (1996) as the reference for standardization.
In Table 1 the measured values are compared with those normalized according the standards (see reference (European Committee for Standardization, European Standard EN 12368 2006)), for a signal of 300 mm in diameter, type 3/1, typical in important avenues in our country.
As benign inflammatory FDG uptake in a residual mass rarely exceeds FDG uptake in the mediastinum, a comparison between uptake in the residual mass and the mediastinum has been proposed by the IHP as a reference cut-off for standardization of PET criteria.
Because leishmaniasis is believed to be transmitted mostly within plantations, where residents of the region live and work, patient residences were used as reference points for standardization purposes.
This value became the reference for the standardization of the dilutions required to reach the desired concentration (CFU/ml) of bacteria for use in each assay.
We examined the eight dimensions of the SF-36 instrument, along with the Physical Component Summary (PCS) and Mental Component Summary (MCS) using a reference sample in Hong Kong for standardization.
However, it should be noted that interpreting SNP genotyping data is highly dependent on the algorithm, the reference sequence and the sequencing platform used, which highlights a need for standardization of the methods used.
