The phrase "a standard state of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a typical or normal condition or situation in a specific context.
Example: "In a standard state of operation, the machine should run smoothly without any interruptions."
Alternatives: "a typical condition of" or "a normal state of".
Reduction potential was calculated using the Nernst equation with a standard state potential of −240 mV at pH 7.
Instead of identifying a standard state space model, our design schemes are based on the identification of the so-called parity subspace.
Such an imaginary state was defined as a perfect gas, which could be considered as the standard state of disorder.
Ramsification was based on an idea that had already been noted by the American philosopher Hilary Putnam with regard to the set of standard states of a computer.
Relative to a particular standard state, the energy of these favorable enthalpic (ΔH) terms must be sufficient to overcome the unfavorable entropy term associated with binding.
Ms. Sabrena, a single mother, earns the standard state salary of less than $30,000, pulling her and her son below the poverty line.
Binding equilibria from a bulk phase to a surface have dimensional contributions that require a choice of standard state.
As an emotion it is not simply a positive subjective state, as on some contemporary views, but an emotion that meets certain normative standards: "a state of non-contradictory joy a joy without penalty or guilt," achievable only by "the man who desires nothing but rational goals, seeks nothing but rational values and finds his joy in nothing but rational actions" (p. 32).
Here, it is assumed that the target source is located approximately in front of the HA user, which is a standard assumption in state-of-the-art HAs.
Results show that PRHRABC presents promising performance in dealing with the problems compared with standard and a state-of-the-art ABC algorithms.
