Sentence examples for any type of standard from inspiring English sources
Such algorithms can be used with any type of standard or customized software and are a reliable alternative to manual chart review.
The review included both randomized controlled or controlled trials (RCTs, CTs) that involved men with a diagnosis of prostate cancer; undergoing or having under gone any type of standard treatment, including active monitoring.
Like linear programming (LP) or quadratic programming (QP), GP is a type of standard optimization problem [10].
Later, the work of Allan Sandage and Gustav Tammann helped refine the process so that Type Ia supernovae became a type of standard candle for measuring large distances across the cosmos.
In order to create a type of standard for your cartoon to follow, look at other cartoons and see how they use symbolism.
The following are the basic requirements that must be met to open one of these accounts: Neither the account holder nor his or her spouse can have access to any other type of standard group health-insurance coverage (but coverage for dependents is allowed).
"We looked at all types of standard cubicles," said Gregory C. Frank, a principal of the company.
However, there was a significant difference in overall survival between patients who received nonstandard treatment due to a decision made by the multidisciplinary team in relation to patients who refused any type of treatment or declined standard treatment themselves.
Only one of the interviewees (an organizer) was explicitly aware of an evaluation that directly influenced future conference development and none of the stakeholders had ever reported participating in any type of assessment beyond a standard reaction evaluation at the end of the conference.
Bookmarking in any type of audio file is a standard feature on a bunch of MP3 players, and I've never heard of users getting confused about it; they use it or they don't.
Adult patients with any type of metastatic cancer who failed standard therapy were eligible for the study.
