| reference d. |
an estimate of the daily exposure to a substance for humans that is assumed to be without appreciable risk; it is calculated using the no observed adverse effect level and is more conservative than the older margin of safety.
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| reference e. |
an electrode whose placement is remote from the source of recorded activity, so that it is presumed to be at either a negligible or constant potential.
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| reference i. |
see under value.
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| reference s. |
a strain of bacteria or other microorganisms used as a standard of reference, which appears to meet the criteria of the type strain but is not officially accepted as a neotype.
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| reference v.’s |
a set of values of a quantity measured in the clinical laboratory that characterize a specified population in a defined state of health. The values obtained from a statistical sample are used to establish a reference interval that covers 95 per cent of the values of the healthy general population or of specific subpopulations differing in age and sex. These concepts were originally and are still widely referred to as “normal values” and the “normal range,” but the use of these terms is now discouraged because of their implication that values falling outside of the reference interval are “abnormal” or “unhealthy,” which has led to much confusion. It must be remembered that, by definition, 5 per cent of healthy individuals fall outside of the reference interval.
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| refer | a system that uses coordinates to establish position |
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| refer | a network of horizontal and vertical lines that provide coordinates for locating points on an image |
| refer | a manual containing information organized in a summary manner |
| refer | an indicator that orients you generally |
| refer | a system that uses coordinates to establish position |
| refer | (usually preceded by `with') relation of delimitation |
| refer | a book to which you can refer for authoritative facts |
| refer | supported with written references or citations |
| refer | a legislative act is referred for final approval to a popular vote by the electorate |
| refer | something that refers |
| refer | the first term in a proposition |
| refer | something referred to |