Sentence examples for development of the reference from inspiring English sources

Figure 12 Temporal development of the reference species Parmelia sulcata and Ramalina farinacea.

All these features have been in focus in the development of the reference radioligand [11C](R -PK11195 and a subsequent seR -PK11195dioligands binding to the TSPO.

Two of the three conditions occurred among only 48 babies (8.6%), and these infants were omitted for the development of the reference intervals.

* Lower limit is the mean - 1.96 SD and the upper limit is the mean + 1.96 SD Infants were omitted from the development of the reference intervals when they had pathogenic conditions that were found to be influential to the results, based on a priori established criteria.

The effect of both triplets and PIH decreased the cord blood serum phosphate level, and triplets surpassed the preset change relative to the standard deviation (Table 4), so the 22 triplets (3.9%) were omitted for the development of the reference intervals.

The development of these reference genes for quantitative gene expression analyses in tung trees should facilitate identifying target genes for genetic engineering industrial oils in oilseed crops.

In this report, 1,632 male Japanese who worked in poison gas factories at some time between the years 1927 and 1945 were studied to determine comparative risk for development of cancer, the reference population being data on Japanese males overall.

Enhancement of the language goes along with development of the CPython reference implementation.

For development of the theory, the reference SNR is defined, as in [29], to be the ratio of average signal power spectral densities over the microphone array,, to the average noise-power spectral density over the array,.

Since the development of the UK90 references and in response to this variation, birth weight charts have been developed that are tailored for some ethnic minority groups.

Part two gives the subtitle as: with reference to the agricultural and industrial development of the country; with reference to politics, education, culture, social ad ethical standards.