Sentence examples for accurate standard for from inspiring English sources
Hysteroscopy is widely accepted to be the accurate standard for investigation of the uterine cavity [1, 2].
6 Therefore, we consider our FFPE normal lymphatic tissue to be an accurate standard for the germline genotype that would be observed using fresh tissue.
This is a more accurate reflection of the quality of medical care given in such a mass casualty setting, and is a more accurate standard for comparison with other similar bombings.
They are the single most widely used measure of nutritional status because of their precision, replicative nature and the availability of accurate standards for comparison.
Adjustments for clustering and stratification were made to yield more accurate standard errors for hypothesis testing using the STATA statistical software.
The sample size was calculated to allow sufficiently accurate standard errors for the estimated parameters of the factor analysis.
1 There is still no accurate standard reference range for the characteristics of abdominal cavity drainage fluid after surgery for gastrointestinal or retroperitoneal tumors, and thus clinical laboratories can only borrow the reference range of serous cavity effusion.
But because samples are pooled across the sampling design cells of the original survey, direct calculation of the design effects needed for accurate standard error and confidence interval (CI) estimation is not possible.
This labeled cRNA will be purified and quantified as above, normalized to equal molar concentrations, and pooled as shown in Table 3 to construct accurate standard signal intensity response curves for each oligonucleotide probe feature corresponding to the external RNA controls.
A major limitation, which applies to almost all observational studies evaluating PCT, is that there is no accurate gold standard for the outcome definition of bacterial infection.
The absence of a 100% accurate gold standard for the diagnosis of DIC is a serious limitation in the evaluation of the diagnostic accuracy of DIC diagnostic scoring systems.
