Sentence examples for standards makers from inspiring English sources

As we reported in our previous work [ 22], HPLC analysis was performed by comparing the levels of trans-cinnamic acid (Sigma, USA) and cinnamic aldehyde (kindly provided by Dr. Ehren., Germany) as known standards makers for the quality control of composition of cinnamon extract in each experiment.

Reverse phase high-performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) assay was performed and relative amounts laminarin and D-mannitol were used as standard makers for the quality control of abalone visceral extract composition in each experiment (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

This isn't a photo of real-life bombshells, or even a carefully retouched image of impossibly beautiful models -- it's a picture of two vintage Barbie dolls, the original standard-makers of unobtainable beauty.

So manufacturers are keen for stereo buffs to junk their old equipment and buy digital audio disc players, which use laser scanners to pick up signals from a compact, revolving disc producing a far more accurate sound than conventional audio equipment.Bruised by battles over incompatible video standards, many makers have already agreed to use a technique developed by Sony and Philips.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has the power to enforce the tough standards on makers of new lamps, but what about those manufactured before 1997?

Negotiating the details of the standards, car makers successfully pushed the administration for a "mid-term" review.

The course of standard laboratory makers and myoglobin levels are shown in the table.

As an open standard, device makers are largely left to decide for themselves how to implement the protocol.

In another, a team writing in Science says they have "entangled" two qubits - representing the simplest core of a quantum computer - within a semiconductor, materials that standard computer makers are already familiar with manufacturing.

Use a standard coffee maker or single-serve coffee maker to brew a batch of coffee.

Even bog-standard market-makers take risks, albeit smaller ones, just as do their more exalted (and higher-paid) proprietary-trading brethren.