Sentence examples for an international reference from inspiring English sources

The project adopted Byers Peninsula as an international reference site for coastal and terrestrial (including inland waters) research within the framework of the International Polar Year initiative.

That became an international reference point with which I could very easily be pigeonholed.

Mr. Zoellick suggests using gold as an "international reference point of market expectations about inflation, deflation and future currency values".

"What's crucial is that a second laboratory, preferably an international reference laboratory outside the country that found the positive, confirms the tests," Dr. MacKenzie said.

After 20 months of operation, the marina announced in December that it had reached €12.5 million in sales, representing 50 percent of the water surface sold, and called itself an international reference point in the superyacht industry.

"The system should also consider employing gold as an international reference point of market expectations about inflation, deflation and future currency values," Mr. Zoellick said in an article in The Financial Times.

The IOTF cutoffs were developed using several data sets and are therefore an international references that can be used to compare world-wide populations which is useful for epidemiology research [ 18].

A prerequisite for the calibration of a potential international reference candidate is commutability; a reference material should be recognized by a wide range of tests or test platforms with nearly the same efficiency.

We organized pilot study CCQM-P102 to evaluate surface-labeled lyophilized lymphocytes (sLL) as a potential international reference material that could be used for internal and external quality assurance (QA) for the harmonization of diagnostic CD4+ cell counting that would satisfy the requirements set out in the WHO open letter published in 2005.

The INTERGROWTH and World Health Organization Fetal studies used a similar approach as the World Health Organization Multicentre Growth Reference Study for infants and children, the aim of which was to create a single international reference for the best physiological growth for children aged 0 5 years.

The HRIM/FOR is a nephrology service, considered to be a national and international reference for teaching, research and care activities.