Sentence examples for as a common standard from inspiring English sources

Although not legally binding, the declaration was intended to serve as "a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations".

In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, representatives from many cultures endorsed the rights therein set forth "as a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations".

Sha may be used as a common standard to facilitate comparison among different ecosystems with varying degrees of species richness.

The size retrievals are compared to previous NLC size measurements after converting the measurements to a log-normal particle size distribution with σ = 1.4 as a common standard.

As a common standard, a bronchoscope is used during the BPT in order to assess the upper airway anatomy and to assist guiding the needle while penetrating the tracheal inter-ring space into the correct central positioning.

In an effort to maintain peace, the Allies formed the United Nations, which officially came into existence on 24 October 1945, and adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, as a common standard for all member nations.

The tech has so far failed to gain any traction with consumers: it has been blighted by a lack of a common standard, as well as resistance from device makers who have not seen the benefits as compelling enough to build directly into handsets.

We don't anticipate that the KM or rule execution of more complex guidelines would be much different than what is presented here, but greater complexity may cause greater discordance with locally developed CDS as more opportunity for diversion from a common standard exists.

It should work with many third-party wireless chargers as Apple is using a common standard.

The InChI canonicalisation algorithm can successfully be used as the basis for a common standard for canonical SMILES.

This is due to the dissipation of rents from inefficient state-owned enterprises, from protective tariffs and from the inflation-induced rents and subsequent wage bargaining (Marshall 2002, highlights price stabilization as the loss of a common standard for collective bargaining in this period).