The phrase "a further standard of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional criteria or benchmarks that are being introduced or considered.
Example: "The committee has established a further standard of excellence that all applicants must meet to qualify for the award."
Alternatives: "an additional criterion of" or "a supplementary benchmark of".
In the recently established German INdividualized therapy FOr Relapsed Malignancies in childhood (INFORM) project, this idea has been introduced for pediatric patients with relapsed or refractory high-risk disease without further standard of care therapy options.
Further, standard values of Young's modulus for cellulose (7 15 GPa from [10]) were used.
Since the distributions defied further standard methods of normalisation to allow comparisons (square root, natural log and reciprocal), regressions, ANOVAs and t-tests were ruled out.
A further improvement of standard SPGF/S schemes comes from the fact that the filter should preserve the properties of a covariance matrix, namely, its symmetry and positive-definiteness.
To identify QTL for relative warps while taking the effect of sex into account, a further model of standard interval mapping was also performed using sex as a covariate.
These findings, reinforced by previous data gathered by the same research team, support the need for a further reassessment of standard guidelines for responding to blood lead in infants and children.
Based on their feedback, one further standard was removed resulting in a total of 31 Quality Standards being retained.
Practice effects in cognitive ability tests are now well described, with a meta-analysis [ 1] estimating that the magnitude of the improvement in test scores from the first test to the first re-sit would be approximately a quarter of the standard deviation from the first test, and a further fifth of a standard deviation to the second re-sit.
Groups such as the American Lung Association applauded the new threshold, but said that EPA should push further to a standard of 60 parts per billion.
In a recent study we could demonstrate that a further subdivision of the standard EEG alpha frequency band into a lower (8.5 10.5Hz) and an upper (10.5 12.5Hz) alpha band showed correlations in different RSNs [17].
