After plasma isolation, samples were run on a standardized chemistry analyzer, which applies plasma directly to individually wrapped slides ("Vettest 8008" chemistry analyzer, IDEXX Laboratories, Inc., Westbrook, ME).
Plasma samples were obtained and evaluated with a standardized chemistry analyzer for electrolyte levels as a function of time after CLP.
All other parameters were measured in the clinical chemistry laboratory with standardized quality-controlled assays.
Medical records are abstracted for standardized labs (complete blood counts, chemistry panel, B12, thyroid stimulating hormone) and neuroimaging.
In contrast to biology, geology, and many other scientific disciplines, the world of chemistry still lacks a standardized chemical ontology or taxonomy.
Within the chemistry, a lack of standardized methodologies among scientists has resulted in a persistent yet largely undeclared failure to replicate results within the discipline.
Troponin I levels were quantified using a standardized ELISA protocol of the clinical chemistry laboratory of the University of Utrecht.
All participants underwent a standardized clinical examination, analysis of blood chemistry, retinal photographs, and assessment of skin microvascular dysfunction.
All participants and control subjects had a standardized clinical examination, measurement of blood chemistry, retinal photographs, and assessment of flicker-induced vasodilation using the Dynamic Vessel Analyzer (DVA; IMEDOS, Jena, Germany).
Incorporated in 2000, it was founded and funded by a professor of organic chemistry interested in making standardized traditional medicine products of higher quality than are widely available, though without efficacy trials.
While chemists have been very successful in developing a standardized nomenclature (IUPAC) and standardized methods for drawing or exchanging chemical structures [11, 12], the field of chemistry still lacks a standardized, comprehensive, and clearly defined chemical taxonomy or chemical ontology to robustly characterize, classify and annotate chemical structures.
