Sentence examples for be a better standard from inspiring English sources

"If we are so upset about Baucus, then perhaps there ought to be a better standard for how someone becomes a United States attorney more generally," Ms. Sloan said.

Myc levels after reprogramming is similar to hESCs, thus it may be a better standard model for fundamental reprogramming studies than fibroblasts.

With Bill Bradley questioning Vice President Al Gore's veracity over abortion, Mr. Gore is trying to shift attention away from his voting record on the subject and toward the question of who would be a better standard-bearer for the Democrats.

"I wish it could have been a  better standard, but I'm happy to have won".

The E.P.A. measured asbestos by weight, but the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which protects workers, used what it felt was a better standard -- the number of fibers released into the air.

What most Russians seem to want above all, and what Mr Putin says he is bent on giving them, is a better standard of living after a decade of horrible decline.In this section Repression, reform, or both?

Insofar as it eases players into an alternative frame of mind, efficiently and through embracing its technical limits, it's a better standard of writing than I'd normally expect.

It is important to note that utilizing trained nosologists, who would manually code the death certificates, would have developed an absolute gold standard which may or may not be a better reference standard than ICD-10 codes.

15 PPP-adjusted GDP per capita adjusts the cost of living to the income level of each country and is a better measure of living standards of a given country than nominal GDP.

Bone marrow culturing would be a better gold standard [ 21], but this test is not routinely performed.

Indeed, we reasoned that the overlap of systems would be a better reference standard for potential biomarkers than either system alone.