Sentence examples for defined gold from inspiring English sources

The clinical diagnosis, the amniotic fluid crystallization test, and IGFBP-1 detection were performed on all patients and compared with the defined gold standard.

Additionally well defined gold plasmon and a red shift in the Eg band gap energy (3.14 2.47 eV) was observed by UV vis spectroscopy on the mixed oxides.

Four items presented difficulties with application, mostly due to the lack of a clearly defined gold standard.

Due to the lack of a defined gold standard that can reliably differentiate bacterial from non-bacterial pneumonia, all combinations of tests assessing the diagnostic accuracy of bacterial pneumonia were included.

The article is timely given the apparent lack of defined "gold standards" for this kind of work.

While there is no defined gold standard, these criteria are broadly accepted and have been validated internationally [ 26].

However, there is a lack of a clearly defined gold-standard 3D segmentation protocol in the literature.

For WHiT, receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves were constructed for six weeks of EQ-5D using the defined gold-standard outcomes of subsequent revision and death within 12 months.

We validated our genome-wide promoter predictions by defining gold standard true positive (TP) and true negative (TN) sets.

If not, why are they not there and why the method used by the authors is better than the ones used by the database teams to identify the real transcription factor targets? 3) I think the T-test and the significance level used to define gold standards are inappropriate for genome-scale analysis, due to multiple testing.

The individual most defined by gold, of course, was Michael Phelps, whose eight gold medals included dramatic finishes in the 100-meter butterfly and the 4x100 freestyle relay.