Sentence examples for standardize growth from inspiring English sources

To standardize growth mark count in the current sample, the number of growth marks given for each specimen (Table S1) refers only to those which are visible in normal light and which can be tracked through nearly the entire cross section.

Results: Under standardized growth conditions, most strains increased their biomass by more than 4 times.

As the appropriate method to assess weight for height in subjects <20 years of age (standardized growth curves for age) differs from the approach used to calculate BMI in adults, subjects <20 years of age were excluded from these analyses.

The Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization offer standardized growth charts for male and female babies based on length and age (in 2-week increments).

The relative levels of these four molecules were monitored at each cycle of the SELEX procedure to verify and standardize the growth conditions of the cells.

Using the above methods we were able to standardize the growth conditions under which the stress phenotypes for yeast and filamentous species were examined as far as was practically possible.

The larval growth index, standardized insect-growth index and fitness index were the highest when larvae were reared on PL 472, and the lowest when they were reared on BC 678.

In the growth chamber experiment (Experiment 1), narrow-sense heritability (h 2 ) was significantly different from zero for all traits except for b, the standardized maximum growth rate (obtained from decomposition of each seedling height growth using a Gompertz model), and survival (SUR).

Birth length was standardized using growth analyzer (http://www.growthanalyser.org), transforming birth length into sex- and age-adjusted SDS.

These were converted into weight z score and BMI z score (from 2 years) by reference to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2000 standardized reference growth charts (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/).

Birth length was standardized using growth analyzer (http://www.growthanalyser.org), transforming birth length into sex- and age-adjusted standard deviation scores (SDS).