Sentence examples for established by the reference from inspiring English sources

A threshold of greater than 20% C serotonin release was the cutoff for a positive result established by the reference laboratory.

According to the EMA, the goal of the clinical trial program is to "demonstrate similar efficacy and safety compared to the reference medicinal product, not patient benefit per se, which has already been established by the reference medicinal product" [ 8].

Chamber-based technologies, which are maturing faster and now arriving on the instrument market, will remain an excellent complementary technology for samples delivering a small number of cells, the transcriptomes of which will be compared to cell population models solidly established by the comprehensive reference data that will be produced in the coming years.

Analysis of indirect care functions (Table  4), excluding 'Time-out break' and 'Time completing the activity log', shows the most time-consuming functions were 'Administration' (14.8%), 'Travel' (12.4%), and 'Meetings' (8.0%).> Three groupings of direct care domains were also established by the clinical reference group and research team.

After the relative orientation of the model was established by the marking and referencing process, the absolute orientation was set by setting the scale bar distance (or distances) to its 30″ calibrated length.

Therefore the introduced selective solid phase extraction method can be used as a reliable technique for selective and sensitive trace detection of zinc in different food matrixes, and the reliability of the proposed solid phase extraction technique was established by the analysis of standard reference materials.

Because of a few key words in the Affordable Care Act statute -- in particular, a section that authorizes the federal government to distribute tax credits in exchanges "established by the State" without any reference to exchanges run by the federal government.

Teresa Okure writes that the existence of historical figures is established by the analysis of later references to them, rather than by contemporary relics and remnants.

Laboratories that use the reference standard established by the collaborative study are conducting a performance verification test in which they compare their capabilities to those of laboratories in the collaborative study.

Their estimates fell between the reference doses established by the European Commission Scientific Committee on Food Safety (10 µg/kg/day) and the U.S. EPA (50 µg/kg/day).

The results presented here show a rapid nongenomic effect at a dose of 10 μg/kg/day, five times lower than the reference dose established by the U.S. EPA and equal to the TDI reported by the ECSCF.