Sentence examples for able to standardize from inspiring English sources

By incorporating the use of reference fluorescent beads with each analysis, we were able to standardize fluorescence measurements to a standard curve and accurately compare measurements between subjects and time points.

"This idea of being able to standardize on Flash-based content across devices and platforms will be something TV vendors can get excited about because it will distinguish their products".

This suggests that prior growth could form the basis of a more unified set of release criteria better able to standardize release responses within and among species.

We were able to standardize our outcome measures using a mean difference (MD) for continuous outcomes measured on the same scale and a standardized mean difference (SMD) for outcomes measured on different scales.

By extracting the resin from hops, using liquid carbon dioxide only, companies are able to standardize the alpha acid content (and conveniently remove plant material that would otherwise have to be removed during the process).

We must be able to standardize a scalable and secure platform to handle real time data and the amounts that users experience.

7, 36, 37 To take into account, we consider it a strength that we were able to standardized the SSI rate using the NNIS risk index which has been shown to correlate linearly with adjusted SSI rates and it has been widely used as a national and international benchmarking tool.

Tacit knowledge, thus, embraces an array of conceptual and sensory information and images (we know more than we can tell (p4) [ 41]), whereas explicit knowledge is the knowledge we are able to articulate, standardize, codify, and store.

Two aspects are required to achieve the goal: (1) General assays for target-independent detection of different molecules specifically and sensitively; (2) the operation is able to be standardized with automation possibility.

We were able to collect standardized data on two of them, which visited and spent 70% of time with the study group.

Their practices should be computerized, using interoperable software able to generate standardized data from electronic health records [ 30].