Sentence examples for technical subgroup from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the measurement model does not perfectly match the data in the commercial and the technical subgroup.
Following FAOs request, the International Standard Industrial Classification established a technical subgroup to introduce organic agriculture statistics into global statistical systems.
Recommendations for the harmonization of orphan drug development in LA with that of developed nations include adopting the EU definition of rare disease, instituting incentives for industry, and establishing a special technical subgroup for rare diseases that considers the unique challenges of rare diseases, among other techniques.
This in turn led to a separate "list" of engineering personnel, as opposed to the earlier Technical List subgroup under the General Duties Branch.
Expert subgroups had many independent tasks, such as fire safety analyses and certain technical drawings.
To try to exclude technical biases, we performed subgroup analysis according to the most frequently used methods: IHC with antibody clone 100 and clone 124.
When there was a technical problem with a subgrouping of synthesizers and drum machines, Murphy went to the back of the stage and started messing around with boxes and cords, discussing signal issues with the monitor-mix sound person.
To avoid double counting of patients, we used linked individual data where possible; where this was not possible, we constructed distinct, non-overlapping CHD patient subgroups (see technical appendix).
Our results also highlight that species such as zebra fish (Drer) may represent a useful model organism, possessing the full complement of both DysF and non-DysF subgroups, and also technical utility for studies of muscle form and function.
Specifically, one biological factor in data set B (the gender) was confounded with the main batch variable, the processing subgroup, and the presence of technical replicates was helpful in elucidating the decrease in variation.
To obtain objective data on physical exposures, technical measurements will be collected from two subgroups of N = 300 (Group A) and N = 160 (Group B) during work and leisure.
