Sentence examples for biological standard from inspiring English sources

At 176 bases, the DNA strand comprising the exploit is "by almost any biological standard, very small," said Lee Organick, a research scientist who worked on the project.

Lee's research explores such topics as agricultural economics, historical phenomena viewed from a macroeconomic angle, patterns in historical biological standard, and economic integration.

Should this be the truth, there is no objective biological standard by which one's status as transgender is determined.

" "We conjecture that perhaps the Western and Northern European welfare states, with their universal socioeconomic safety nets, are able to provide a higher biological standard of living to their children and youth than the more free-market-oriented U.S. economy," wrote John Komlos, professor of economics at the University of Munich.

The smRNA counts and tiling array expression topology alone and in combination were weakly predictive (∼60 70%), but not robust compared to the biological standard of thermodynamic stability (97%; Table 4).

Starting from a level probably close to the biological standard of 105, the SRB reached 108 in 2005 and 112 in 2006, a value significantly above the normal level.

How applicable are the approaches adopted by information and communication technology standards-setting organizations to biological standards?

In 1957, he became chief virologist at the division of biological standards at the National Institutes of Health.

Florence Durham (1869-1949) was involved with establishing biological standards for neosalvarsan, an early treatment for syphilis, and conducted a nine-year investigation of the genetics of mice that suggested parental alcoholism was not an inheritable trait.

As director of biological standards at the Institute for Medical Research from 1952 to 1958, he set up the process by which standards were set for the testing of the Salk vaccine for poliomyelitis before its introduction into Britain.

Prof. Gaddum was a member of the sub-committees on the biological standards for digitalis, strophanthus and ergot for the British Pharmacopoeia, 1932: he also served on the subcommittee dealing with the accuracy of biological assays for the 1936 Addendum to the Pharmacopoeia.