Sentence examples for reference size from inspiring English sources

The agency's standard reference size for cookies is 30 grams, but if an individual cookie weighs 15 grams or more, it can be considered a single serving.

'B' (dotted line) is a model comprising the reference size of a logarithmic non-linear function (logarithmic non-linear

Each left-hand page gives the island's global grid reference, size, name, national "owner", its distance from other islands and coasts, plus a timeline of its discovery and incidents in its history.

Herein, we describe a reference size matching, whole-genome amplification, and fluorescent labeling method for FFPE-derived DNA designed to improve chromosomal microarray results from suboptimal nucleic acids and salvage highly degraded samples.

First, the primary failure cumulative distribution function (PFCDF) of the generalized failure parameter is derived from experimental results for a given reference size, taking into account the non-uniform distribution of the generalized parameter (GP) the specimens are submitted to.

For each site, we evaluated the model for estimating discards from bottom trawl fishery associated with European minimum conservation reference size regulations, as well as discards caused by the low economic value of catches.

Moreover, TPB tests are also performed to obtain a reference size-independent value of the specific fracture energy of concrete G F with the aim of comparing and verifying the results from the MDCT tests.

For all shapes, two reference sizes were used (3.5 and 12 cm).

Figure  3 shows the average Weber fractions for the two reference sizes, the three tasks, and the three shapes.

For 50 k to 300 k, the allelic r2 attained with FImpute and Impute2 were similar across different reference sizes and were higher than those attained with Beagle.

Regional measures would cover inter alia minimum conservation reference sizes, and closed or restricted areas.