Sentence examples for as a reference range from inspiring English sources

These limits served as a reference range against which the IAC crossing-points recorded for prospective assays are compared to detect sample inhibition.

Data quoted in published research may relate to different assays or populations and is rarely presented as a reference range.

> -wrap-foot> To assess whether admission SUA levels contributed to AKI development, logistic regression models were built, using 5.8 7.6 mg/dL as a reference range.

While neither of these lesions were observed, results of the bone marrow analysis may be helpful as a reference range for this species given the paucity of baseline information on many free ranging pinnipeds.

Taking these two values as a reference range for the expected number of protein-coding genes, ESTs from AB cover between 52%and67%7% of the total protein-coding genes diversity (with 8,684 predicted proteins, see table 2), whereas ESTs from OV cover between 47% and 61% (7,671 proteins).

Relative potencies for hepatic porphyrin accumulation, using TCDD as a reference, ranged from 0.015 to 0.06 for PCB 126 and from 0.0001 to 0.0003 for PCB 156.

Prediction intervals have been proposed as being akin to a reference range for that parameter across the population, allowing more appropriate interpretation and extrapolation into clinical practice.

The data, therefore, could also be used to as a guideline to establish a reference range of serum IGF-1 levels in North Indian population.

Odds ratios (OR) are reported relative to a reference range of Tb, as previously reported [ 33].

Furthermore, plotting a reference range over time, as in Figure 1, shows the increase in PSA level expected with advancing age in a healthy man.

Most laboratories use 0.45 – 5.00 mIU/L as a normal reference range for TSH.