Sentence examples for a standard for identifying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, at the war council's urging, set a standard for identifying and deterring the enemy in what he calls the first war of the 21st century.

Whoever wins the contract will be asked to develop a standard for identifying visitors using a variety of possible tools -- from photographs and fingerprints, already used at some airports on a limited basis since January, to techniques like iris scanning, facial recognition and radio-frequency chips for reading passports or identifying vehicles.

And moreover, we already notice in the mathematical research of 1619 Descartes' focus on the intelligibility of motions as a standard for identifying legitimately geometrical curves.

Live cell assays are becoming a standard for identifying new drug candidates with an emphasis on "homogeneous" living cell assays in which multiple cell lines are mixed and monitored simultaneously.

Considering the difficulty of defining what constitutes a good standard for identifying a gene underlying a QTL, Glazier et al. have suggested some criteria (40).

The service appears to have gone through a major change since its conception too, starting life by defining a new standard for identifying both virtual and physical objects and linking them to information on the Internet, but now operates as a sort of social catalogue that enables designers, brands, and consumers to identify and converse around products.

Thinglink started life by defining a new standard for identifying both virtual and physical objects and linking them to information on the Internet, and then evolved into a sort of social catalogue that enabled designers, brands, and consumers to identify and converse around products.

Japanese version was used as a diagnostic standard for identifying cases.

Liver biopsy is a gold standard for identifying the extent of liver fibrosis, but has many draw-backs.

Desmin, an intermediate filament typical of contractile cells, has been widely used as a "gold standard" for identifying stellate cells in rodent liver [ 29].

The Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV (SCID), German Version (First et al, 1997; Jacobi et al, 2004) was conducted to act as a gold standard for identifying cases.