Sentence examples for at a standardized level from inspiring English sources

At a standardized level of allelic richness A = 31, the only level of A represented in all three genotypic richness levels, we assessed genotypic richness effects by a one-way ANOVA on shoot density at the first count after the algal bloom (i.e. resistance) and at the last count taken eleven months later (i.e. resilience).

In this study, all these 123 areas were regarded as 'counties' so as to conduct the spatial analysis at a standardized administrative level across the whole province.

The current study examines the molecular stress response of the soybean aphid (Aphis glycines) using RNA sequencing and compares transcriptional responses to multiple stressors (heat, starvation, and plant defenses) at a standardized stress level (27% adult mortality).

Ultimately at the end of the certification process, the DAA certifies that the network, with certain controls implemented, meets an acceptable standardized level of network risk.

Methodological strengths include use of standardized tobacco assessment instruments at a standardized time point.

The inhalation was repeatedly administered for 1 min in the middle of 3 min of recording at rest and exercise, while breathing rate, tidal volume, and end tidal partial pressure of CO2 were carefully controlled at standardized levels.

The digital camera was placed at a standardized distance.

At present a number of honeys are sold with standardized levels of antibacterial activity.

A third potential limitation in this study of the hippocampus is its retrospective nature in which only archival sections at non-standardized levels were available, and wide-scale immunocytochemical studies were not feasible.

The policy requires next year's eighth graders to pass classes in core subject areas and to score at a basic level on standardized English and math exams to be promoted.

The new policy, which Mr. Bloomberg announced in his State of the City address, would require next year's eighth graders to score at a basic level on standardized English and math exams, and to pass their classes in core subject areas in order to be promoted.