Sentence examples for as standard units from inspiring English sources

Brick and tile, structural clay products, manufactured as standard units, used in building construction.

The levels of aCL were expressed as standard units for either G phospholipid (GPL) units/ml or M phospholipid (MPL) units/ml and values more than 12 GPL units/ml or more than 12 MPL units/ml were considered positive.

The aCL and anti-β2GPI activity of IgG was then measured as described previously 16 using international calibrators in G phospholipid units (GPLU, from APL Diagnostics, Galveston, TX, USA) for the CL assay and an in-house standard of a patient with positive aPL (but no APS) with known anti-β2GPI binding for the anti-β2GPI assay [results expressed as standard units (SU ].

These use half the energy as standard units.

In general, genetic populations are recommended as the standard units of fishery resource management policies (Pullin 2000), and the importance of using genetic analyses to establish units for resource management has previously been discussed (Begg et al. 1999).

The variables which are mentioned in the questionnaire were defined as well according to standard units of measurement for each.

The 'appropriate amount' may be determined by what is culturally accepted as a standard unit, such as what is consumed regularly at home or in a restaurant, or bought from the store, and thus subject to social norms (Wansink & Van Ittersum, 2007).

The use of standard units of measurement as well as the consideration of partakers in meals and of seasonality generates significant differences in the survey results.

The trial is powered to detect a clinically significant effect, defined as at least 0.33 standard units when the (primary) outcome is transformed into a standardized effect size, also known as Cohen's d or the standardized mean difference.

It is through centuries of cultural complexity that it evolved from its pioneering form in Mesopotamia as the original Shekel, which offered a bushel of grain as a standard unit of exchange to what it is today -- paper money backed only by the trust in the government that prints it.

Binge consumption was defined as six or more standard units per occasion.