Sentence examples for a standard from which from inspiring English sources

In a better world King's Cross would set a standard from which to improve.

The union case is unfolding in the face of a wider national debate about a higher federal minimum wage, a standard from which carnival workers are exempted.

These referent proportions are constant at a given threshold and provide an intuitive standard from which to gauge differences across groups.

The emphasis of the appeal is in other words more personal and pragmatic and urgent when the prophet addresses the needs of the poor than it is when one addresses a universal dictate of how things ought to be, or a natural law that in its distracted abstraction presumes an absolute standard from which one ought not deviate.

A β1−42 standards of known concentration were plated to generate a standard curve from which A β content was measured in the medium of primary cortical cultures.

The dilution series forms a standard curve from which a linear relationship between threshold cycle (Ct) and log10 of template concentration is determined.

Regression analysis was used to determine a standard curve from which an equation was derived which demonstrated this correlation.

Protein standards were used to construct a standard curve, from which the number of molecules per cell could be calculated.

The values for the DNA standards were used to construct a standard curve from which values for the samples were read.

In them there's this weird bit of space — again not as much as in a novel, but more than a standard collection — from which wonderful stuff can be spun, stuff that neither the traditional novel nor the traditional story collection can generate.

Integrating all those pieces is a massive project, and having a standard reference from which to work would be extremely valuable.