Sentence examples for standards delineated from inspiring English sources

If a police officer cannot meet the standards delineated in this case, they are subject to either state or federal criminal prosecution.

The cyan contour represents the manual standard delineated manually, the yellow region in (a) is generated by flood fill algorithm, the red region in (b) is by active contour, and the blue region in (c) is by watershed algorithm.

Each image in the datasets is provided corresponding golden standard manually delineated by experienced radiologists.

Qualifying counties are determined based upon OMB standards, using the most recent OMB standards for delineating statistical areas adopted by CMS.

A standard curve was delineated on the basis of OD of standard samples.

Litigants are typically held to a reasonableness standard when delineating their duty to preserve evidence.

All visualized organs (heart, lungs, liver, spleen, kidneys), as well as regions of interest (ROIs) for the WB, background and standard activity were delineated manually on the four geometric mean images, generated from the WB scans (Nuclear Diagnostics, Stockholm, Sweden).

The Gen5 program 4-parameter logistic standard curve is delineated by the formula; Y = (A-D /(1+ (X/C)B) + D where 'Y' is the opticA-D /nsity (OD) of the test/control sample, 'A' is the response at zero concentration, 'B' is the measure of the slope curve at its inflection point, 'C' is the value of X at inflection point and 'D' is the response at infinite concentration.

Such areas can be delineated using standard well capture zone delineation methods, with three important differences: (1) natural gradients are smaller compared to those produced by supply wells and are therefore subject to greater numerical errors, (2) stream discharge varies seasonally, and (3) stream discharge varies spatially.

For SUV calculation, the tumour was delineated using standard Siemens e.soft analysis and viewing software in order to eliminate inter-observer variability.

To avoid data "double-dipping," the peri-rolandic regions for this analysis were defined by anatomical masks (delineated in standard template space (Doria et al. 2010)) registered to the individual subject's native space (Kriegeskorte et al. 2009).