Sentence examples for development of reference from inspiring English sources

One strategy that has been used to develop accurate allele calls for MPS-based STR data was the development of reference sequences for known alleles for each STR marker, and subsequent mapping of the MPS data against the set of references for each marker using stringent sequence similarity requirements (to ensure assembly to the correct reference sequence among multiple similar references) [87].

The study goals were development of reference intervals and an interpretive algorithm for pancreatic cyst fluid tumor markers.

Zimmermann, M. B. et al. Assessment of iodine status using dried blood spot thyroglobulin: development of reference material and establishment of an international reference range in iodine-sufficient children.

Figure 16 Development of reference species and indicators of hypertrophication in Wetzlar and Giessen.

Other types of input, necessary for countries to undertake consistent development of reference scenarios and planning of REDD policies, include activity data relating to the respective pressures and drivers of deforestation, as well as information on forest management planning, forestry supervision and inspection.

To describe the external development of embryonic series I suggest the following protocol: Ordering: Primarily, specimens should be ordered by a comparative synopsis of the embryos' age and the development of reference organs, such as the number of somites, or as often used, the limb bud development [78] [79].

The development of references on GMO uninfluenced sites is necessary for the assessment of the impact of GMO on soil biocoenoses.

Our findings present strong evidence for this model, and they demonstrate that the required network circuitry is in place and functional early during development, independent of reference to landmark information.

Unlike plasmid standards, these RNA molecules enable assessment of both the RT and PCR steps and have shown promising results (JH and EL, unpublished data) for the development of secondary reference materials anchored to the primary reference standard for quantitation of BCR ABL1.

The roundtable supported the continued use of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) reference materials in NHANES biomarker analyses and the further development of additional reference materials by the NIST.

The group containing the development of standard reference databases and phantoms receives the highest priority.