Sentence examples for although not standard from inspiring English sources

Other pronunciations, although not standard, are entirely acceptable in their own right and are increasingly heard in the public domain.

Although not standard Go, the example shown works fine in Clive and permits processes to behave correctly when errors happen in the middle of pipelines.

ALTHOUGH not wealthy by American standards, her family was part of Yugoslavia's upper middle class; it even had a small summer house in Croatia.

Assessment of impaired perfusion and early flap failure can be made with dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE) MRI, although this is not standard practice.

This is one variation of how many people play bocce, although it is not standard.

Assessing Cbl status often requires fasting, although this requirement is not standard between institutions.

First, the definition of sepsis employed in the study was not standard, although it is broadly similar to the American College of Chest Physicians/Society of Critical Care Medicine Consensus definition of severe sepsis.

Statisticians may continue to argue, but all fans know that when this formula was adopted in England in 1981, although not becoming standard around the world until after the 1994 World Cup, it virtually eliminated the stodgy, safety-first attitude that had so damaged football as a spectacle.

Absolute changes in bead assay values, although not a standard computation, appears to more accurately reflect the host response to vaccination for those individuals with extremely low pre-vaccination antibody levels.

Although not a standard clinical practice yet, in the future a discrimination of involved fibers may help to identify the pain medication suited best for a particular condition.

Although not a standard of care in radiation oncology, targeted therapies are emerging treatment techniques with the ability to control systemic disease.