Sentence examples for a standard made from inspiring English sources

He continued: "Nowhere are the costs of achieving such a standard made part of that initial calculation".

In cohort 2, the blood sample measured in the gamma counter was compared to a standard made up on the day to convert counts per minute (cpm) from the counter to kilobecquerel per millilitre and decay corrected from the time of counting back to the mid-point of the SPECT acquisition.

Each 384-well plate contained aliquots of all cDNAs used during the experiment as well as a standard made with testes cDNA in 5 dilutions (1∶1, 1∶3, 1∶9, 1∶27, 1∶81) as duplicates, amplified with primers for ACTB (all cDNAs were sub-aliquoted and stored at −20°C for consistency).

It's a way of subverting all of the privacy claims, all of the security claims that a company or a standard makes to the people who use a product or service.

However, its status of a standard makes its use unavoidable.

Use of a single standard made possible economies of scale, widening access to mobile phones and allowing for easy roaming between countries.

Absolute density values were obtained by including a density standard made of cellulose acetate with each X-ray film during exposure and later calibrating the greyscale.

The PC's architecture was not perfect, but its adoption as an industry standard made possible economies of scale in both hardware and software.

He called for a more prominent standard Made in Britain label on all British products, which he said should receive cross party support.

Two lanes per gel were filled with 4 μL of a reference homogenate (standard) made of adult zebrafish in order to ensure comparability.

There were Glenn Miller songs throughout, the last an old wartime standard made famous by the Andrews Sisters.