The phrase "aspects standard" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "standard aspects" or "aspects of a standard," depending on the context.
Example: "When evaluating the project, we need to consider the aspects standard to our industry."
Alternatives: "standard features" or "typical elements".
Telling analysts that there were some good aspects to Standard Chartered but they were buried under "fertiliser", Winters said: "This bank has a history of excellence.
"And that seems simple enough," he said, "the jurors seemed to be taking notes, but the underlying question of whether they understood the technical aspects, the standard business practices, remains to be seen".
The evaluation of the overlapping between communities has some common aspects with standard point measures of cluster similarity [29].
On the other hand, other, important aspects of standard musical notation are not in a notational system: indications of tempo, for instance, as well as the convention of letting the performer choose the cadenza, give great latitude to the performer.
We have previously shown relationships between serum levels of antidepressants and antipsychotics and cognitive performance (Steen et al. 2015, 2016), and the present findings complement the cognitive aspects of standard medication in bipolar and related disorders.
It is not confined to the costs of trips and alarms, compliance with regulations and worker training, but also takes into consideration many aspects considered standard process design practice.
The two models of fBms (FBM model and FBMINC model) were explored and the differences of the two models are compared from the three aspects: the standard deviation of each step, the small memory and the effect of the number of particles in the cloud.
In the experiments testing perceptual aspects, a standard setting was used to assess recognition of frontal images of faces and shoes.
In contrast, the procedures we used for instrument development deviate in several aspects from standard methods commonly reported.
These include options for automating parameter sensitivity analysis, and it may also include the capability to conduct some critical aspects of standard decision modeling.
Nonetheless, as long as bilinguals show homogeneity in aspects of standard score performance, such as has been reported here, then comparing them to one another will minimally offer a more equitable solution than comparing them to monolinguals.
