The phrase "as standard information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that is commonly accepted or expected in a particular context.
Example: "The report includes all necessary data as standard information for our analysis."
Alternatives: "as common knowledge" or "as typical information".
For phenolic benzotriazoles, assessment of the environmental persistence is challenging as standard information, i.e. simulation tests on biodegradation are not available.
TGS was used as standard information for further analysis of gene structure and function in L. japonicus in this study.
Key parameters of the sequencing, assembly and annotation strategy were described recently as well as standard information regarding numbers of ribosomal genes, coding sequences, etc. [ 55].
As normal practice at our institution, the surgeon during the pre-operative meeting with the patient provided him/her with operation-related information, as well as using a standard information brochure as a guide.
Criteria included: use of commercial NAATs on respiratory specimens for diagnosing pulmonary TB, comparison of NAAT result with culture as reference standard, information to calculate sensitivity and specificity, and minimum sample size of 50 to avoid selection bias [20].
Participation involved at least two tasks: reading a 16 page document (the standard information booklet) as well as the narrative-based leaflet for the SI + N group, and then completing a questionnaire.
During all of the phases, the psychologist also used as a guide the standard information brochure that was already provided to the patient by the surgeon during the pre-operative meeting.
Age, gender and geographic origin were recorded as part of the standard information present on the laboratory request forms.
The program outputs standard information such as chromosome, position, reference allele and alternate allele in tab-delimited or standard variant call format (vcf).
Data to be extracted from the large quantity of published research literature reviews will include some standard information (such as author, year of publication, study objectives) and additional information to examine tobacco control strategies and target populations.
These annotations provide standard information, such as what the gene product/protein is (product annotation) and what the protein does (function), along with many other annotation types not commonly found in other genomic resources, including mutant phenotypes, curator comments, molecular interactions, overexpression phenotypes, and virulence factor classifications.
