Sentence examples for an accepted format from inspiring English sources

"It's becoming more of an accepted format both for advertisers and users," Mr. Bolte said.

Blu-ray is already an accepted format.

But medical dramas have now become such an accepted format that what we might described as generalised hospital shows – Casualty, ER, St Elsewhere and so on – are regularly created without any plagiarism concerns.

I know the show was panned, but I only bring it up because the format of television characters breaking out in song is now is such an accepted format.

The prognostic method can be used to obtain a result in a commonly accepted format, e.g., sampling distribution, whilst the interval method, although seemingly not so straightforward, provides a safer and also informative result.

The following guidelines should be considered when creating your resume: Create your resume in an internationally accepted format, such as Microsoft Word, Portable Document Format (PDF) or Rich Text Format.

Calculating the coefficients from these data has the two advantages that the emission inventories will be available in a generally accepted format and the growth factors can be compared easily with other work in this area.

RBG testing is not a widely accepted format for assessing prevalence of diabetes.

A generally accepted format for the numerical description of the carcinogenic potency of a particular chemical in a particular strain of animals is desirable so that statements from different sources about potency and attempts by different authors to correlate potency with particular laboratory measurements will be comparable.

The accepted format, somewhere between a joint press conference and an unfriendly, overcaffeinated panel discussion, is choppy and awkward.

While the format may look pretty formal to the average Western eye, it will follow the accepted format of a Q&A, common in the Russian media.