Sentence examples for numbering standard from inspiring English sources

From Debian 5.0, the numbering scheme of point releases was changed, conforming to the GNU version numbering standard; the first point release of Debian 5.0 was 5.0.1 instead of 5.0r1.

The unit is normally built up from number standard modules with elements such as heat exchangers and filters designed for specific requirements.

In the replication dataset, the average number (standard deviation) of missing genotypes for cases was.0020 .00600) for controls was.0022 .00800).0022 .0080

In the discovery dataset the average number (standard deviation) of missing genotypes for cases was.0040 .03311) and for controls was.0027 .03255).0027 .0325

Copy numbers and assay efficiencies were derived from known copy number standard curves.

Data are expressed as, percentage (number), (standard deviation) or median (interquartile range).

By utilizing dilution series of bacterial genome copy numbers, standard curves were created according to the resulting amplification curves.

External copy number standards enable the measurement of amounts of the desired targets.

Until 1864 the GWR therefore had named broad-gauge locomotives and numbered standard-gauge ones.

2 µl of these dilutions were run in triplicate as copy number standards.

In brief, six RT enzymes amplified the low RNA copy number standards (five of them consistently across all replicates tested), while most enzymes amplified the high copy number standards both within and between assays.