If there is a standard point of view your paper is challenging, your could ask a question of the accepted definition of a word, concept, or societal norm.
This is a standard point-A-to-point-B adventure story.
"If I gave a good professional estimate, then that would be a standard that people would point to, and knowing that we can't know it perfectly, we'd get hammered".
If there is to be a standard computer language — which from the point of view of the public is greatly desirable — it now appears that Windows will be the one.
Pain measures allowed for the calculation of TOTPAR or SPID were a standard five point pain relief scale (none, slight, moderate, good, complete), a standard four point pain intensity scale (none, mild, moderate, severe) or a standard visual analogue scale (VAS) for pain relief or pain intensity.
It's a standard talking point for management in any union campaign to say, 'We just want employees to know they're making an informed decision,'" Wasser said.
In mice, death is a standard end point measured in the study of acute GI radiation syndrome and typically occurs within the first 10 days after exposure. 1 In our experiments, irradiated control mice began to die at 6 days after irradiation and mortality was 100% by day 11 (figure 3B).
Three mutations were constructed by a standard point mutation method by PCR.
Single-voxel, water-saturated spectra were acquired using a standard point resolved spectroscopy sequence.
The transition between hot and cold colours should be carefully set at a standard point, as anywhere in cold colours is unlikely to receive attention when planning in government departments is carried out.
