Sentence examples for standards of multiple from inspiring English sources

Our study showed that the formula meets the efficacy standards of multiple EN disinfectant test methods and provided comparable cleaning efficacy to a standard neutral cleaner.

Collaborative arrangements are now in place with other countries so server manufacturers can work with a single global standard instead of multiple conflicting standards.

The difficulty index and discrimination index are two parameters which help to evaluate the standard of multiple-choice questions used in a test.

All uncertainties, unless indicated, are standard uncertainties corresponding to one standard deviation of multiple measurements (Currie 1968).

The patient with malignant glioma presented above, who received standard-of-care, multiple-day chemotherapy in the radiation and adjuvant treatment settings, experienced amelioration of CINV when given a single dose of palonosetron (with dexamethasone) before multiple doses of temozolomide in these settings.

With a standard regimen of multiple drugs, a vast majority of people with leprosy cease to be contagious within three months and become free of the bacteria that cause it in two to five years.

All error bars were standard deviations of multiple measurements of each parameter, all derived from biological replicates.

Due to the standard theory of multiple Andreev reflections, the peaks positions in the conductance spectra are determined by the formula V n  = 2Δ s /n where n is an integer.

Error bars indicate the mean average ± standard deviation of multiple independent experiments (indicated in the figure legend).

Significance Analysis of Microarray [14] (SAM) was used to identify the genes which were differentially expressed, SAM analysis determines the statistical significance of changes in gene expression by calculating an observed score based on the average change in gene expression relative to the standard deviation of multiple measurements of expression for that gene.

The error bars represent the standard deviation of multiple measurements.