Sentence examples for change in standards from inspiring English sources
Before the change in standards, it rarely offered higher ratings.
The Premiership is now extremely competitive and there has been a huge change in standards since I started playing for Leicester, something that is working well for England.
High expectations are essential to creating a step change in standards and allowing us to keep pace with our international competitors.
To make it interesting, effect is also a verb, meaning make something happen: I hope my book will effect a change in standards of reading and writing.
The plaintiffs charged that the regulators, by ruling that Florida's legislation did not amount to a substantive change in standards, had failed in their duty.
Moynihan was writing about crime and antisocial behavior in general, but the change in standards might just as well apply to politics.
The standardized coefficient (byi') gives the rate of change in standard deviation units of the dependent variable per one standard deviation unit of explanatory variable, and allows direct comparison of the effects of the different variables independently of measurement units.
Lots of people find they have catching up to do in order to avoid a huge change in standard of living when they retire.
This copy operation takes place only if there is a change in standard, SNR constraint, or code rate.
Also SIDa, SEDe, SIG, ATOT, pCO2, change in standard base excess (SBE), pH, [HCO3], [Na]p and SOFA were calculated.
