Sentence examples for data to a standard from inspiring English sources

Specifically designed software was used for 3-D imaging and conversion of data to a standard STL format.

As mentioned, in the last stage of service creation, it is mandatory to translate all service description data to a standard that is allowed to run on execution engines.

The LMS method summarizes the distribution of BMI at each age in terms of three smooth curves by its median (M), coefficient of variation (S) and the Box-Cox power (L), required to transform raw data to a standard normal distribution.

We standardized the data to have marginal normal distributions by mapping the quantiles of data to a standard normal quantile.

Mitochondrial H2O2 production was measured for 4 min and the increase of H2O2 was expressed in nmol/min/mg protein by comparing the data to a standard curve.

4. Converting data to a standard open format, such as HDF5, should ensure that they can be read for many years to come.

In addition, in a separate analysis, comparison of age-adjusted data to a common standard population showed very little difference with the current figures.

Another drawback of this study is the lack of comparative data to a "gold-standard," such as catheter-based angiography, for direct comparison in the sizing of the ductus arteriosus.

Other measures of disparity compare observed data to an absolute standard (such as one of no disparity, as with the Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient).

He and his colleagues had to scour NASA labs for old punch cards and magnetic tapes and for vintage devices that could read the data stored on them — then reformat all that data to a single modern standard.

Extrapolating the log linear data to a 1 M standard state for KGlu simplifies eq 1 such that only the nonelectrostatic binding component remains (log Kanon) (Table 1).