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The International Standard for Sisomicin
Journal of Biological Standardization, 1986An International Standard for Sisomicin has been established on the basis of a collaborative assay. There were seven participating laboratories in seven countries. The activity of the contents of each ampoule of the International Standard of Sisomicin is defined as 35,200 International Units of Sisomicin.
J W, Lightbown +2 more
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The International Standard for Netilmicin
Biologicals, 1990An International Standard for Netilmicin has been established on the basis of a collaborative assay. There were five participating laboratories in five countries. The activity of the contents of each ampoule of the International Standard for Netilmicin is defined as 4810 IU of netilmicin.
A H, Thomas +2 more
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The International Length Standard
Applied Optics, 1963This paper describes the characteristics of the 2p10-5d5 radiation of Kr-86 which was adopted in 1960 as the primary standard of length. After a brief history of the developments leading to the adoption of this spectral line, its physical characteristics are discussed with a view to showing its merits as a standard.
Baird, K. M., Howlett, L. E.
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Internal standardization with additive internal-standard curves
Spectrochimica Acta, 1960Abstract In d.c. carbon arc spectrographic determinations of the concentrations of many trace or minor elements in one excitation the use of two internal standards is suggested—an involatile element and one which is easily volatilized. Elements with intermediate volatility may be standardized using an empirical internal-standard curve obtained by ...
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The International Standard for Amikacin
Journal of Biological Standardization, 1985An International Standard for Amikacin has been established on the basis of a collaborative assay. Seven laboratories, in seven countries, took part. Each ampoule of the International Standard of Amikacin is defined as containing the activity of 50 600 International Units of Amikacin.
J W, Lightbown +2 more
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An international standard for electroretinography
Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1989An international standard procedure for electroretinography (ERG) has finally been established. It represents a minimum protocol to record five basic signals (rod response, scotopic maximal response, oscillatory potentials, single-flash cone response, 30-Hz flicker response).
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The Decline Of International Standards
International Affairs, 1938What do we mean when we speak of standards in connection with public affairs ? A standard is something that stands, or is fixed, as a rule or a measure or a model. But it is not simply a rule or a measure or a model set up in emptiness or in the clouds. It is a rule that is commonly observed, a measure that is a yardstick for ordinary use, a model that
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2020
Abstract This chapter looks at the different international regulatory bodies and their work, and considers their future impact on the UK. As home to one of the world’s leading global financial centres, the UK has historically played an important role in the development and implementation of international standards.
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Abstract This chapter looks at the different international regulatory bodies and their work, and considers their future impact on the UK. As home to one of the world’s leading global financial centres, the UK has historically played an important role in the development and implementation of international standards.
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The “S” in ESG and international labour standards
International Journal of Disclosure and Governance, 2021Bernd Waas
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