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The response to this challenge was in the promise of making standards, relate to work routine and embedded in the institutional culture.

To measure fungal biomass of infected leaves in HIGS assays, serial dilutions of total genomic DNA of Pgt urediniospores or uninfected wheat cultivar McNair 701 were used to make standard curves to correlate gene amplification with absolute DNA amounts.

By drawing attention to what likably blends in or antisocially sticks out, the AIA Guide has applied a communal, city-making standard to the often narcissistic art of modern architecture.

By making standards available and useful to all, we can make society better.

Where British films are being made, standards appear to be rising, reflected by increased critical acclaim.

This can be confusing, and it makes standards difficult to maintain," says the exam watchdog's consultation.

A standard curve was constructed using freshly made standards (10−5 to 10−10 M and blank) from frozen concentrated ATP stock.

But few filmmakers want to make standard television documentaries, spending months in archives or arguing over rights and permissions.

D-Wave says it has succeeded where others have failed by using a simple design, derived from technologies already used to make standard computer chips.

Pure P. arrhenomanes DNA and non-infected plant DNA were used to make standard curves.

These pigments were used to make standard plaster frescoes at this purpose prepared.