Sentence examples for running standards from inspiring English sources
But the distance running standards at these Europeans are not as high, and with another three weeks of training at altitude in the Pyrenees in his legs Farah - with a personal best a full 45 seconds faster than anyone else in the field - was too good for his continental rivals.
The identifications of 18 hydrocarbons from C25 (MW 352) to C40 (MW 562) were confirmed by either spectral comparison with the NIST MS Search 2.0 mass spectral library or by running standards.
It is important to note here, however, that running standards on all plates (from which to generate standard curves for each target on each plate) remains the most accurate approach toward attaining reliable real-time quantitation data since standard and sample reactions for the same target on the same plate experience the same degree of amplification reaction efficiency (or, indeed, inefficiency).
Rather than running standard commercials, the channel has allowed marketers to sponsor specific programs.
When running standard SSO based assays, reflex testing is required for resolution of these null alleles.
The accuracy of the analytical procedure adopted for ICP-OES analysis was checked by running standard solutions every 20 samples.
The overall system performance was demonstrated working several days running standard solution, no significant variation of base line, linear response range and slop (less than 1%) were observed.
Hence, it seems appropriate to investigate the growth dynamics of IOS and by running standard Barro regressions augmented by the inclusion, one at a time, of WPR and TSL.
Boot A Pest owner John Furman says that running standard clothing through the dryer on high heat for 20 minutes should suffice.
Evaluating PC processors is a matter of connecting them to one of the motherboards on Shimpi's table and running standard tests established over a decade ago.
The GWR began running standard-gauge trains and the broad gauge rail was removed from the H&CR and the Met in 1869.
