Sentence examples for standards for predicting from inspiring English sources

The most commonly used standards for predicting discomfort from WBV are BS6841 19877) and ISO2631-1 (1997) which offer different frequency weightings (Wband Wk) and three methods of assessment: vibration dose value (VDV), estimated VDV (eVDV) and maximum transient vibration value (MTVV).

But Loretz says the authors chose inappropriate standards for predicting ingestion hazards.

Finally, despite the lack of established efficacy standards for predicting the success of treatment with tigecycline, our findings confirmed and extended previous observations of high in vitro activity against Enterobacteriaceae (E. coli, 100% susceptible; Enterobacter, 98.4% susceptible; ESBL-positive K. pneumoniae, 97.9%) and also A. baumannii (94.4% susceptible at ≤ 2 mg/L) [ 16].

Second, the FDA [the US Food and Drugs Administration] has created inertia because it continues to recognise these models as the gold standard for predicting the utility of drugs".

The International Reference Ionosphere (IRI) is the internationally recognized and recommended standard for predicting these critical parameters.

In vivo models are the gold standard for predicting the clinical biomaterial host response due to the scarcity of in vitro model systems that recapitulate physiological settings.

The absence of any gold standard for predicting phenotype severity in uncertain gene variants prompts two questions.

Many educators consider the US Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) to be the "gold standard" for predicting success in medical school [6], [7].

To date, a gold standard for predicting term birth weight has not yet been established [ 12– 12].

Biopsy reports (including immunofluorescence results) were used as the "gold standard" for predicting models and ROC curve analysis.

Currently, pathological TNM is considered the gold standard for predicting postoperative outcome, but it can only be properly evaluated postoperatively.