Sentence examples for Standard well from inspiring English sources
Participants randomised to the BLISS group will receive standard Well Child care (as described above) from the providers of their choice, as well as additional parent contacts for support and education from before birth to 9 months of age delivered by the BLISS study.
Here, we describe an in vitro strategy to model vascular morphogenesis where human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived endothelial cells (iPSC-ECs) are encapsulated in peptide-functionalized poly ethylene glycol) (PEG) hydrogels, either on standard well plates or within a passive pumping polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) tri-channel microfluidic device.
BioPAX offers a standard, well defined representation of biological pathway data using OWL and it has been widely used in biological data integration [15, 31].
Nonetheless, if you believe that Trump and congressional Republicans can win in November and plan to take aim at the Fed, and to follow up its dismantling by restoring the gold standard, well, that's a longshot reason to be buying gold.
I felt that by 1994 the UI [user interface] that the Mac had introduced [in 1984] and had come to be standard, well, after 10 years surely it's time for something new?" He says he became "sort of obsessed" with UI, and with giving human hands top priority because "they are incredibly fine instruments".
She's playing at a standard well above her age".
My local GP gave me a standard Well-Woman check.
This study investigated the relationship between JTC and hypothesised deficits in working memory, employing standard well-validated neuropsychological tests, in people with current delusions.
The show was marketed to Chinese-speaking audiences, not just the standard well-heeled target audience.
And it recommended that the industry look at standard well-control practices, including the timing of closing and opening the various parts of the preventers.
The first justification is the standard, well-accepted idea that government may intervene to prevent harm to others or punish individuals for inflicting harm.
