Sentence examples for standardized references from inspiring English sources

Additionally, by using activity recognition data from friends and/or standardized references, a user can get feedback on how closely his/her 'run' resembles that of a friend or some professional athlete.

I did not then or know now of a viable alternative to the term or our standardized references to terrorism.

An evaluation will be made of the quantity and quality of food intake according to standardized references, with the purpose of assessing adaptation of the eating habits of the individual to the Mediterranean diet.

The web-based bioinformatics database stores all properties of a metabolic model and offers a powerful search system, a feature-rich comparison mechanism and standardized references to external databases.

In recent years, the availability of near real-time and forecast standardized reference evapotranspiration (E0) has increased dramatically.

We compared Rn predictions from the Rn sub-model used in the American Society of Civil Engineers ASCEE) standardized reference ET equation to mean Rn measurements from five 4-component reference net radiometers.

While new models for Rn are being developed, the sub-model in the ASCE standardized reference ET equation has been in use for the past two decades in thousands of ET stations.

In this paper, we provide a review of the various methods used for estimation of above and below-ground biomass for carbon stock and soil organic carbon to help decide what would best suit different landscapes and regions so as to set standardized reference levels.

BMI > 50th centile for age and sex [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2000 standardized reference charts (http://wwwn.cdc.gov/epiinfo/)].

For quality assurance, six biological replicate samples, blanks and standardized reference materials were included in all analyses.

At the moment standardized reference materials for assessing results from different gene expression platforms are lacking [ 9].