Sentence examples for standards analysis from inspiring English sources

Standard operating procedures were followed for the calibration with standards, analysis of reagent blanks, and recovery of known spiked samples.

In the cases included in the access to information request, women and men reported allegations of sexual assault through the agency's internal-investigation mechanism, the security and professional standards analysis section, which looks into the allegations and determines if they are founded, unfounded, or inconclusive.

The following design elements of P4P programs were described: unit of assessment, performance standards, analysis and interpretation of performance data, and financial rewards.

The limitations of the study include its cross-sectional design and the availability of the journal for citation and publication standards analysis.

The Reactome group will continue to support the development and distribution of open software for the management of pathway information in order to encourage data standards, analysis and integration.

The gradients used for grape extracts and standards analysis were: 0 10 min, 10%13%% of B in A; 10 20 min, 13%70%% of B in A; 20 25 min, 70% of B in A; 25 27 min, 70%10%% of B in A; 27 32 min, 10% of B in A. By using these gradients with a flow rate of 0.8 mL/min−1, a pure and good separation was achieved for flavonoids and phenolic acids detected at 270 nm with 20  μL sample injection [ 19].

(PDF 93 KB) 12284_2012_48_MOESM3_ESM.pdf Additional file 3: Myo-inositol standard analysis by GC/MS for standardizing retention time.

The standard analysis had held that market economies, left to their own devices, gravitated naturally toward full employment.

Miller's hiring is justified when he skews standard analysis, as he did in talking about Patriot defensive back Tebucky Jones: "They moved Tebucky back to safety.

Last summer, with those pesky Lib Dems out of the way, Mr Osborne told MPs that his officials would no longer be producing the standard analysis of how rich and poor had fared in future budgets.

His major work in economics, "The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money," which appeared in 1936, became the standard analysis of the Depression and the foundation of modern economic policy and macroeconomic theory.