Sentence examples for taking as a standard from inspiring English sources

Taking as a standard the highest number of distinct lesions visualized by at least one imaging method (per lesion analysis), the sensitivities of SRS and FDG PET were 43% and 77%, respectively, with a statistically significant superiority of FDG PET for detection of lymph node involvement.

From Shakespeare's tragedies to the closing of the theatres in England by the Puritans in 1642, the quality of tragedy is steadily worse, if the best of the Greek and Shakespearean tragedies are taken as a standard.

Electromotive series, listing of chemical species (atoms, molecules, and ions) in the order of their tendency to gain or lose electrons (be reduced or oxidized, respectively), expressed in volts and measured with reference to the hydrogen electrode, which is taken as a standard and arbitrarily assigned the voltage of zero.

A control sample was taken as a standard solution.

Smooth-wall pipe was taken as a standard surface for comparison.

Linear profile, taken as a standard, yields three stress-optical regimes (SOR) during deformation.

These results can be taken as a standard for both thin plates and moderately thick plates theory considering the effect of shear deformation.

The ability of the DADS analogs to inhibit L-NAME induced hypertension was compared with Enalapril (15 mg/kg), which was taken as a standard.

They cannot be taken as a standard for a public health intervention in the entire country under the wings of the Ministry of Health.

The MIC values of the synthesized triazine derivatives were compared with the reported MIC value of cycolguanil, which is taken as a standard drug under the study.

A key factor that dictates the performance of the TENGs is the surface charge density, which can be taken as a standard to characterize the matrix of performance of a material for a TENG.