Sentence examples for standard for analyses from inspiring English sources
This approach could be useful as an isotope standard for analyses of very organic-rich materials, but the approach is problematic for analyses of typical sedimentary rocks that contain only a few percent carbon.
Thus, PEEK GF30 (with or without added surface silica) would likely be a useful standard for analyses of coal or large particulate organic material extracted from rocks (including, for example, extracted Acritarchs).
Thin section petrography remains the 'gold standard' for analyses conducted at the micro-scale, while QEM-EDS and CT offer exciting potential to perform meso-scale analyses and are best utilised as complementary rather than alternative techniques to petrography.
However, there is no such standard for analyses of non-sequential data.
UML diagrams are the de facto standard for analysing, communicating and designing software systems, as well as automated code generation.
While there is no unified standard for analysing high-throughput transcriptome data at present, adopting multiple analytical tools using different algorithms and searching different databases collecting overlapping or unique biological terms may provide confidence and complementation in generating hypothesis [ 14, 16].
Clearer reporting standards for analyses and the handling of missing data in pharmacotherapy trials and other intervention studies are needed.
No fractionation of the samples had been done other than the removal of larger stones and particles in accordance with the procedure in the standards for analyses.
In addition, consensus on a standard definition of ITT is needed, as are clearer reporting standards for analyses and the handling of missing data in reports of clinical trials.
The categories of 'women' and 'men' are standard subgroups for analyses as they are universal.
To explore the possibility of publication bias we constructed funnel plots of effect estimates against their standard errors for analyses that contained at least 10 data points.
