Sentence examples for be interpreted using standard from inspiring English sources
We have demonstrated how the hydrothermal deconstruction of wheat straw can be interpreted using standard or modified kinetic models, to gain understanding of the interrelationships between kinetic parameters and hence chemical pathways between different solubilised species.
The EPBD transients were interpreted using standard models for the transport of ions in the diffusion layer.
Real time RT-PCR data were interpreted using standard curves derived for each gene.
Migration distances should be interpreted using a standard ladder such as lambda HindIII fragments or a set of carefully chosen, independently tested human references.
We answer this question by first discussing design and estimation conditions under which model estimates can be interpreted, using the randomized experiment as the gold standard.
The diameter of the zones of inhibition of the isolates to various antibiotics was interpreted using the standard interpretative chart updated according to the current Clinical Laboratory Standard Institute (CLSI) standard and Fluka zone interpretative chart, in accordance with WHO requirements.
The measured settlements have been interpreted using a standard Gaussian error function, and trough width parameters show dependence on the fraction of the till, fine or coarse, that governs its behaviour.
The XbaI and BlnI patterns were interpreted using the standards of Tenover et al. (9 ).
All results were interpreted using both a strict grading standard and a lenient grading standard.
The GC oven was held at 30°C for 1 min after injection and then increased 20°C/min to 200°C then by 5°C/min to 280°C and held at 280°C for 4.5 min. The EI spectra were interpreted using the NIST library and standard procedures for pyrrolidide interpretation (Andersson and Holman, 1974; Andersson, 1978).
The results were interpreted using a reference curve, prepared from standard human plasma calibrated to the WHO standard for FIX, and the results are reported in per cent of norm or International Units.
