The phrase "a par standard" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation of the phrase "par standard," which refers to a level of quality or performance that is considered acceptable or average.
Example: "The project was completed at a par standard, meeting all the necessary requirements."
Alternatives: "average standard" or "acceptable standard".
Data were calculated as pmol PAR per mg protein by reference to the PAR standard curve and protein content of the sample and expressed as a percentage of the corresponding tissue from the saline-treated control animals.
Are proofs of program correctness genuine mathematical proofs, i.e., are such proofs on a par with standard mathematical ones?
You're selling large data packages so it must be up to some (sub-par) standard.
In most countries examined, the quality of data was on a par with other 'gold standard' global household survey efforts such as the Demographic and Health Surveys.
Among the cooked dishes, the beef sukiyaki and the beef teriyaki were standard, on a par with so many others, nothing more, nothing less.
In this paper we show that thiolated self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) can be used to anchor source drain gold electrodes on the substrate, leading to excellent electrical performances of the organic field-effect transistor (OFET) on a par with those using a standard electrode process.
To keep a tired UN protectorate on life support for as long as it takes for Kosovo to achieve democratic standards on a par with leading European countries has proved inadequate.
So we don't need to see African living standards on a par with Europe to massively reduce migration – we just need to see the basics of security and jobs.
The country has states such as Gujarat and Maharashtra, which during the past ten years have been growing at the rate of Asian "tiger" economies in their better days; but it also has Bihar, with a population the size of Germany's and living standards on a par with Burundi's.
Still, this represents little more than a pinch for an economy in which living standards are on a par with Western Europe's.If Israeli productivity approaches German levels, this is largely because of the success of one sector.
