Sentence examples for inner standard from inspiring English sources

Ferrocene as inner standard and positive feedback methods were used for ohmic resistance compensation.

The influence of the supporting electrolyte concentration and the use of ferrocene as inner standard are discussed.

For quantitative analysis, some IR spectra were normalized using the intensity of the Si O vibration overtone at 1865 cm−1 as an inner standard.

A total of 980 μL of the supernatant and 20 μL of an inner standard (2.5% methl-α-D glucopyranoside, 2.5% phenyl-β-D-glucopyranoside, and 10% acetone) were mixed, and then centrifuged at 10,000 g for 20 min at room temperature.

An elevated phasic dorsal MPFC activation, as uncovered by a block-based design, may embody more strategic aspects of depressive self-focus, such as comparing the self with inner standards.

The ratios of the experimental intensity of sublayers 1 and 2 to the intensity of all the inner standards are then compared to the calculated values of similar ratios for all the alloys that can be formed by combining together all the elements present at the inverted GaAs-on-InGaP interface assuming the Z 2 dependence of the intensities.

Therefore, among the 4 dimensions, morality-oriented face from personal inner standards belongs to LIAN and ability-oriented face, status-oriented face and social relationship-oriented face, relevant to one's success and identity, belong to MIAN, which follows the division in Shi et al.'s (2012) work.

Calculated HAADF intensity ratios between the three inner standards, taken two by two, for n = 1.7 (black dash and dot line, dark lozenges) and n = 2 (blue solid line, blue circles) as compared to the relevant experimental ratios (red solid line, red squares).

Concentrations of riboflavin, FMN, and FAD in the preparations were determined by reference to similar analysis of the inner standards [ 75] and quantified in contrast to plant weight.

Scholars claim that people tend to choose moral products mainly via three paths: 1) balance theory with regards to moral or ecological attributes or the halo effect; 2) impression management which cares for others' evaluation and approval of their character; 3) self-responsibility by which individuals hope to maintain their inner moral standards and avoid feelings of guilt.

The dot product is called the standard inner product or the Euclidean inner product.