Sentence examples for a standard for assessing from inspiring English sources
CEGMA has been a standard for assessing genome assembly and is now widely used for assessment of transcriptome assemblies [ 30].
"Teachers have a whole classroom of kids to use as a standard" for assessing behavior, he said, "and can compare them with others".
The single color IFN-γ ELISPOT assay has become a standard for assessing HIV-specific immune responses in HIV-infected subjects.
Postmodernists attacked the attempt by Enlightenment philosophers and others to discover allegedly objective moral values that could serve as a standard for assessing different political systems or for measuring political progress from one historical period to another.
The threshold varied from $10,000 to $5 million per quality adjusted life year (QALY), a standard for assessing the cost-effectiveness of medical interventions.
In this way, public reason can be presented as a standard for assessing rules, laws, institutions, and the behavior of individual citizens and public officials.
No one had a crystal ball that a 5-4 Supreme Court would adopt a new standard for assessing disparate-impact cases.
After the visit and 6 months later, subjects completed the 30-day Timeline Followback, a validated calendar method considered a reference standard for assessing alcohol consumption,[ 32] and the Short Inventory of Problems (SIP) to assess alcohol-related problems [ 33].
Yet, the very reason for choosing a wide range of assessment instruments was the lack of a "golden standard" for assessing potential discomfort.
Outcome measures obtained with a force platform are objective and previously considered a 'gold standard' for assessing standing balance [ 15], as the method is capable of quantifying subtle changes, that are otherwise difficult to quantify using subjective outcomes [ 5].
Although the skin-fold method is not a gold standard for assessing body composition and, thus, configures a limitation of the present study, previous work has shown its validity compared to the radiographic technique of computerized tomography and magnetic resonance imaging.
