Sentence examples for specified as standard from inspiring English sources

Obviously, the combination m = 3, τ = 16 ms, rmax = 70%, and lmin = 20 ms yielded the highest pk (0.86±0.023, errors are always specified as standard error with non-parametric assumptions), if applied to the entire study I, i.e. to all 282 considered LOC/ROC and ROC/LOC transitions (Table 1).

Parameters were set as follows: a mass tolerance of 10 ppm for precursor ions and 0.8 Da for fragment ions; no missed cleavage site allowed for trypsin; carbamidomethyl cysteine as fixed modification; dimethylation specified as standard of the quantification; oxidized methionine and deamidated asparagine/glutamine as optional modification.

User patterns should be specified as a standard.xbm file.

All pixels with a light intensity outside the region specified as ±σ (standard deviation) around the mean value are the candidates to represent the potential objects.

During the 3-year period from April 2004 to March 2007, 47,224 examinees underwent fecal occult blood testing, which is specified as the standard procedure for colorectal cancer screening in the Japanese guidelines.

Figure 1 presents predicted harmful drinking scores from the regression equation for women where high and low values of age are specified as one standard deviation above and below the mean, respectively.

I'm a hard-core enthusiast, a collector and namer for the sake of collecting; a trainspotter (mid-chromium yellow is, by the way, the equivalent pigment colour for the noses of all modern locomotives, which is specified as RAL European standard signal yellow).

All results were specified as mean ± standard error.

Average values are specified as mean ± standard deviation.

All data are percents (with 95% confidence intervals) unless otherwise specified as means (with standard deviations).

Only one health centre employed adequate (and ideal number of) AHWs in relation to the population size, and as a whole, health centres only employed about half (51%) of the number of AHWs specified as the ideal standard.