Sentence examples for quantitative standard from inspiring English sources
Based on the presumption that SYBR Green I generates similar fluorescence intensity for all amplicons, lambda gDNA can be exploited as a universal quantitative standard for establishing absolute scale, using a simple, standardized protocol referred to as optical calibration [ 18].
A quantitative standard curve for CxFV RT-qPCR was established.
My statement of a quantitative standard for statistical significance was carefully explained in my review ([2], p. 5 6).
Quantitative standard curve analysis revealed that the lower detection limit of the RT-qPCR system is 100 copies/μL.
A quantitative standard scale for the index is also developed to allow health level assessment of a single process.
According to the quantitative standard of energetics and stability as HEDMs (high energy density materials), molecules G and H essentially satisfies this requirement.
Yet there is no accepted quantitative standard-of-care imaging approach to assess lymphatic contractile propulsion, thereby limiting (i) diagnosis of dysfunctional lymphatics, (ii) selection of the most efficacious choice of lymphedema therapies, and (iii) development of new pharmaceutical agents to stimulate lymphatic function and ameliorate lymphedema.
Semi-quantitative, standard-less analyses of these spectra were performed to derive the atomic percent concentrations of constituent elements.
The Quantitative Standard Monitoring of Patients with RA (QUEST-RA) program was established in 2005 to promote quantitative assessment in usual clinical care at multiple sites and to develop a database of RA patients seen outside of clinical trials in regular care in many countries.
NA, not applicable; QUEST-RA, Quantitative Standard Mofitoring of Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis; UAE, United Arab Emirates.
A multinational database, Quantitative Standard Monitoring of Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis (QUEST-RA) [ 20, 21], was established to assess 100 unselected consecutive RA patients per clinic in different countries, including countries outside Western Europe and North America.
