Sentence examples for perform as a reference from inspiring English sources

From a researcher's perspective, a comprehensive set of factors related to FC test results in healthy workers may perform as a reference to compare patients´ relationships between FC tests and ICF factors.

Therefore, a global LCA of the French nuclear fuel cycle was performed as a reference model.

The FPU activity assay described by Ghose (1987) was performed as a reference for cellulase activity.

Docking of these substrates to the mature human cathepsin L1 enzyme (3OF8) [ 33] was performed as a reference.

In this study, MRS in a single location (voxel) in each liver was performed as a reference standard for colocalized MRI-PDFF measurements.

Using the same set of samples and SH2 domains, far-Western blotting was performed as a reference (Fig.  2b middle panel).

For comparison of the sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of the 4 used Widal brands, IgM anti-LPS ELISA test was performed as a reference test on the first serum sample of 91 randomly chosen patients of the 150 clinically diagnosed typhoid fever patients.

To minimise the errors arising from the varidation in the amount of starting RNA among samples, amplification of β-actin mRNA was performed as an internal reference against which other RNA values could be normalised.

Second, on Mount Kilimanjaro blood glucose levels of tested BGMs were compared to the best performing BGM as a reference method based on results in a hypobaric chamber under constant environmental conditions.

For example, GAPDH, which performed poorly as a reference gene for lung gene expression analysis (see above), was in fact one of the best reference genes identified from the analysis of the brain dataset (Table 3).

Normalization of the expression levels of cytokeratin 19 (CK19) and carbonic anhydrase 9 (CA9) mRNAs was performed using as a reference the glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) gene mRNA (GenBank accession number G04038), which is constitutively expressed at high levels in most tissues and cells, exhibiting no variability or tissue specificity.