Sentence examples for incremental standards from inspiring English sources
To further test the accuracy of the Real-Time PCR assay we conducted quantitive PCR, using incremental standards ranging from 9/1 to 1/9 and calculated allele ratios from the measured data.
The SEEK follows an incremental, standards-compliant development methodology (described fully in Wolstencroft et al. 2011 [ 9]).
We chose as factors the number of elements in the document, the interval between subsequent validations and the type of the validation method itself (incremental or standard) resulting in a 2(^{3}) experimental design.
This, combined with incremental improvement to standards and further innovative technology, will help make the Internet a safer environment, respectful of individual privacy and to encourage consumer confidence in on-line commerce.
These measures are a testament to what the UN does best - changing attitudes through incremental developments, establishing standards for what is right and just; and making their implementation obligatory.
Though significantly different than current grading and landscaping practices, suburban subsoiling can be readily integrated in modern land development with only minor incremental changes in standard practices.
Because pipelines are available in standard incremental sizes, precise answers are not achieved, but air supply pressure can generally be varied quite easily and so compromise will generally provide a satisfactory solution.
A dynamic systems model was developed to compare stormwater management using a hierarchical network of treatment wetlands with the standard incremental approach wherein treatment systems are designed considering only site-level effluent criteria.
Images were recorded using Image Reader software with 1 min incremental recording and standard CCD sensitivity (Fujifilm Medical Systems).
Studies showed that nicotine patch preloading improves treatment efficacy: pre-quit nicotine patch use appears to produce a robust incremental improvement over standard patch treatment [ 14– 16].
Even in the absence of a gold standard, incremental value statistics may be estimated and can aid decisions about the practical value of a new diagnostic test.
