Sentence examples for reference curve for measuring from inspiring English sources

In order to build a reference curve for measuring the levels of heteroplasmy in the biological samples, plasmids containing the common (C150) and the mutant (150T) sequences were mixed in different proportions (0% C with 100% T; 5% C with 95% T; 10% C with 90% T; 20% C with 80% T; 30% C with 70% T; 40% C with 60% T; 50% C with 50% T) and again subjected to PCR amplification.

MT up to some τmax<1 e.g., the BFT curves, in representation of any curve with n=2f+1 or n=3f+1 (for f>0), intersect the Reference curve for τ<1;   4.

A master curve was generated by determining shift factors needed to superimpose the maleated rubber/nylon 6 curves onto a reference curve for the non-maleated rubber, SEBS.

We used the MEWS curve as the reference curve for comparisons.

Figure 2 shows a reference curve for clavulanic acid in the presence of E. coli cells.

Reference curves for appendicular lean mass divided by height2 were developed because this DXA measure is a good surrogate for skeletal muscle mass and a possible index of sarcopenia [19].

To construct new Dutch reference curves for birthweight by parity, sex and ethnic background.

We previously established reference curves for fetal thyroid diameter and circumference in our geographic area (unpublished data).

24 We used the current ultrasound based Swedish reference curves for fetal growth.

70 No reference curves for children and adolescents with CP exist.

SGA was defined according to standard national reference curves for birthweight, published in 1996.