Sentence examples similar to all suitable standards from inspiring English sources

All this suggests that surgical findings at laparotomy no longer represent a suitable standard of reference for measuring the accuracy of imaging.

First, one could deny that truth was a suitable standard for measuring political judgment.

When every Briton lives a suitable standard of life, then my tax money can be spent elsewhere.

It had to realise some of the things it was doing were not of a suitable standard.

A Locog spokesman said: "Cleanevent [part of Spotless] have assured us that the accommodation they are providing their workers is of a suitable standard".

Through a suitable standard, imposed on the federal courts under our supervisory powers, a practical accommodation can be reached without any increase in litigation.

DUE may not be a suitable standard for assessing medication appropriateness in ambulatory elderly patients.

On the insurance side, insurance agents receive commissions for selling insurance products and are only held to a "suitable" standard for advice.

On the other hand, it was noted in [13], for example, that certain solutions of the GNEP (the normalized Nash equilibria, to be defined later) can be found by solving a suitable standard VI associated to the GNEP.

Thereby, a suitable standard material can be manufactured for almost every sample type.

Development of a suitable standard for Q-PCR can be problematic.