With this approach, one should ensure that the whole analytical procedure is standardised and uses sufficient quality control standards for all critical steps (protein extraction/purification, protein digestion, LC-MS analysis) (Martinez-Bartolome et al., 2013).
To yield nucleic acids of sufficient quality for analysis, standard methods of sample storage and transport generally involve refrigeration or fixation, and can prove cumbersome and expensive.
Purpose: Telemedicine systems must provide clinical data of sufficient quality (according to medical standards) to support safe treatment guidance of outpatients.
The Clinton administration set the rules under the Clean Air Act, which requires that air quality standards be sufficient to protect the health of even the most vulnerable people, like asthmatics and the frail elderly.
This suggests that ENCODEs quality standards are sufficient to provide a robust basis for comparative analysis.
In many countries, substantial capacity-building efforts would have to be undertaken to provide this information according to globally applicable standards, with sufficient quality and in a geographically explicit manner - if possible.
Measurement studies are hampered by the lack of a reference standard of sufficient quality.
Streamside management zones in the South designed to meet voluntary water quality standards are likely sufficient for small mammal conservation.
"Comparison to general drinking water or ambient air quality standards are not sufficient for guiding the public or public officials during an acute exposure event," he said.
The statute, by its express terms, does not compel the elimination of all risk; and it grants the Administrator sufficient flexibility to avoid setting ambient air quality standards ruinous to industry.
