Sentence examples for standards on either from inspiring English sources

The IFS is careful not to pin most of the blame for stagnating living standards on either the coalition government or on the preceding Labour one.

The trial analysis showed no statistically significant difference between electronic medication container and standard packaging on either outcome measure at 8 weeks.

So if I go from the mean to 1.96 standard deviations on either side, that encompasses 95% of the total area of the integral from negative infinity to positive infinity.

Immunostainings were performed following standard procedures on either vibratome or cryostat sections.

Dotted lines represent two standard deviations on either side of the mean for the SILAC ratio distribution of non-labelled proteins.

The control limits were set, as recommended [ 33], at 3σ, or three standard deviations, on either side of a baseline calculated based on the 52 weeks of performance prior to the lean intervention.

The dark central line of each patch denotes the mean across the datasets in the group, while the surrounding lighter color represents two standard deviations on either side of the mean.

Likewise, the expression for each gene is z-score normalized, and here we consider genes that are highly upregulated or downregulated given by z-scores at least two standard deviations on either side of the mean (as per [ 41, 42]).

To assess the dynamic range characteristics of the three methods, the range of the data for each method was taken as an interval extending 2 standard deviations on either side of the mean across the entire array.

Figure  7 shows the fractions of IRs that are perfect as a function of copy length, together with the means and error bars (representing two standard deviations on either side of the mean) for this fraction in the R and in the RA genomes.

There are currently two standard approaches based on either comparing the positions of paralogs on phylogenetic tree relationships or by assessing the degree of identity between sequences using BLAST similarity searching methods.