Sentence examples for a changing standard from inspiring English sources

Why is a changing standard not helpful?

A possible problem is the difficulty to recognize names not following the specification to a certain degree as well as the completeness and maintenance of a changing standard.

Changing standard feed brand did not appear to result in a change, but changing its fat content did (Ma et al. 2012).

Over the last few decades, Morocco has been undergoing a strong and fast water demand increase due to demographic upsurge, irrigated agriculture expansion, flourishing foreign trade and changing standard of living and lifestyles.

Over the last few decades, Morocco has been facing a strong and fast water demand increase due to population expansion, irrigated agriculture, flourishing foreign trade and changing standard of living and lifestyles.

The obtained results show that the proposed control charts are more sensitive to process shifts than Shewhart t control chart and robust against errors in errors in estimating the process standard deviation or changing standard deviation.

5) In the meantime, the findings of the ORIGIN Trial do not support changing standard therapies for early dysglycemia (7).

The Democratic leadership may seek to finance the Superfund for this year but put off a decision on changing standards.

(A 1972 article in The Village Voice was headlined "What Do You Say to a Naked 68-Year-Old Lady?") By then, the seven-foot fans she'd started out with had shrunk to four feet, a concession to changing standards of naughtiness and the weight of the feathers.

Are these changes due to a true change of the QoL level or to respondents' changing standards, values, or conceptualizations [ 5, 6]?

Outside the store, many of the shoppers still knew little about the changing standards, although an employee said cases of 100-watt bulbs had been selling fast all year, as people like Philip Miller came in for more bulbs.