Sentence examples for standards for characterization from inspiring English sources

Recently, biological datasheets have been set as standards for characterization, manufacture and sharing of information about modular biological devices for a more efficient, predictable and design-driven genetic engineering science (Arkin, 2008; Canton, et al., 2008).

Though the "gold standard" for characterization of HIV-1 tropism is a recombinant virus phenotypic entry assay, genotypic methods based on the V3 sequence have been successful with HIV-1B, and could be an easier and more cost effective option and might prove useful as screening strategy in clinical practice [54], [57].

In this regard, it is obvious that further studies are warranted and a new international standard for characterization, classification, and identification of implantable materials is needed.

Some defense lawyers and forensic experts are pushing for universal thresholds for partial DNA evidence and clearer standards for their characterization at trial.

This method is intended to address the lack of internationally-recognized standards for the characterization of these systems.

Other guidelines may be found at the relevant society web-site, for example the American Chemical Society gives standards for the characterization of organic and inorganic molecular compounds.

While the extension of a stationary thermal resistance Rth-JX to the corresponding transient thermal impedance Zth-JX is straightforward the adaptation of existing standards for the characterization of devices with multiple heat sources is far less obvious.

To comply with GMP, the cooling process is held to high standards for process characterization and control, including defining critical process parameters, specifying acceptable ranges for those parameters, and verifying that each parameter is consistently controlled to within its specified range during normal operation.

What should be our standards for NP characterization and for their biological properties?

Comparability in the assessment of cases of hepatotoxicity across clinical trials in similar treatment populations will strongly depend on the development of common standards for the characterization of clinical courses of DILI and diagnostic testing to exclude non-drug related etiologies of liver injury.

This paper demonstrates how the usual standard tests for characterization of mechanical stiffnesses of glass fiber-reinforced composites can be enhanced by means of photogrammetry.