All this suggests that surgical findings at laparotomy no longer represent a suitable standard of reference for measuring the accuracy of imaging.
Because the medaka grows continuously throughout its life cycle, it would be difficult to establish a suitable standard of length for this type of analysis.
Because of the availability of focus stacks as reference data, we have been able to quantifiably determine a suitable standard deviation for the Gaussian kernel related to the depth of focus.
Thereby, a suitable standard material can be manufactured for almost every sample type.
For its part, the city's insecure republican government saw a 17-foot statue of a giant-killer as a suitable standard-bearer for their administration.The Medici mausoleum in the family church of San Lorenzo was also influenced by a melancholic mood in Florentine politics.
IEEE 802.11n claims high throughput up to 300Mbps and proved to be more suitable standard for multimedia applications.
These were considered to be suitable standards for the use of microencapsulation in cell treatment research.
This concern and the problem of suitable standards for matrix matched calibration via LA-ICP-MS limited the application of this concept.
33 For instance, the terms reliability and validity are crucial criteria for quality in quantitative paradigms while the terms credibility, transferability, dependability and confirmability are more suitable standards for judging quality and trustworthiness in qualitative paradigms.
