Sentence examples for by which standard from inspiring English sources

That's the mechanism by which standard vaccines against diseases work.

By which standard you can claim that, based on nutrients, Frosted Flakes are a better choice than an apple.

The very title suggests as much: it isn't "Women," or "Young Women," or even "Grrlz," but, rather, recalls Marlo Thomas's "That Girl" and hints that, if there's a passage to be made to womanhood, it isn't biological but professional, emotional, and, above all, financial — by which standard the show's quartet of women under twenty-five have yet to make the grade.

One option is for confirmation hearings to be an apolitical inquiry into a nominee's qualifications, by which standard Gorsuch, Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor, or any nominee with considerable experience and sharp acumen should be confirmed.

At the most it made some contribution to the process by which standards were being laid down for the future conduct of British rule in India.

As director of biological standards at the Institute for Medical Research from 1952 to 1958, he set up the process by which standards were set for the testing of the Salk vaccine for poliomyelitis before its introduction into Britain.

This is the centrepiece of REACH by which standards of health and safety at work can be raised, but the requirements of the CSR are challenging.

Evidence-based mechanisms by which standards are developed, promulgated, reinforced, audited and evaluated are needed.

The very title suggests as much: it isn't "Women," or "Young Women," or even "Grrlz," but, rather, recalls Marlo Thomas's "That Girl" and hints that, if there's a passage to be made to womanhood, it isn't biological but professional, emotional, and, above all, financial by which standard the show's quartet of women under twenty-five have yet to make the grade.

"The World Press Photo prize is a beacon, a showcase by which the standards are evaluated and re-evaluated every year.

"The process by which these standards were put together involved committees of people in each subject matter, trying to figure out what's essential".