Sentence examples for based on standard controls from inspiring English sources
The absolute glucose levels per embryo were calculated based on standard controls.
In addition, a Gene Builder tool has been developed to provide structured forms and tables to edit coordinates of gene models and edit functional annotation, based on standard ontologies, controlled vocabularies and free text.
113 chips (71 parous, 42 nulliparous) satisfied quality control thresholds based on standard Affymetrix quality control measures and graphical criteria based on probe-level model (PLM) analysis as implemented in the Bioconductor affyPLM package.
The solution of this control/network co-design problem is based on standard dynamic programming for the control part and integer linear programming for the network part.
Both time-dependent confounding and selection bias raise significant concerns about the validity of traditional assessments of the effectiveness and safety of multiple treatment strategies for clinical domains such as glucose control based on standard analytic approaches with observational data (15, 21– 21).
A control scheme, based on standard industrial regulators, is adopted to incorporate nonlinear constraints reproducing technological limitations, in a control surfaces actuation system installed on a wind tunnel aeroelastic demonstrator.
Environmental control (pest and water control) was implemented based on standard protocols [ 58].
The treatment means were compared with the control treatment based on standard error, 95%% confidence intervals or orthogonal contrast coefficients (Compton 1994).
Due to variation, our definition of a pathological VBR was conservatively based on standard deviations calculated from the included control group, merely confirming the impact of VBR on outcome.
Previous works generally design control for SAPF based on standard models that assume the involved magnetic coil to be linear.
The implementation of control plane is based on standard IP protocols, namely OSPF-TE for routing and RSVP-TE for signaling, which have been suitably extended to support the reported TE strategy.
