Sentence examples for component of standard from inspiring English sources

It is often called realism because of the close affinity to scientific realism; indeed naturalism may be regarded as a consequence or component of standard scientific realism.

In Germany the composite liner is the main component of standard landfill cappings for municipal and hazardous waste landfills and the compacted clay liner (CCL) for landfills for inert or low-contamination waste.

In addition, in order to compare the effect of Lestaurtinib with doxorubicin, a component of standard HL therapy, we performed a proliferation analysis in cells treated with 300 nM of doxorubicin.

In such cases, the dS component of standard dN/dS calculations may be underestimated at more ancient phylogenetic depths (or particularly long branches of the tree) due to saturation of synonymous changes.

While stavudine is rarely used in resource-rich settings and is no longer recommended by the World Health Organization for initial treatment of HIV-1 infection [13], it remains an important component of standard ART regimens in many resource-limited countries, largely due to cost [14], [15].

In the critically ill, nutritional therapy is a component of standard care.

Particularly in the weak institutional set-up of the voluntary market and the very dynamic nature of the forest carbon sector, the pursuit for legitimacy is a remarkable component of standards' activities.

For their position was defined by denying key components of standard realist positions.

The mean wind and the maximum 1 s wind speed, together with maximum moving averages of 3, 5 and 60 s, and horizontal components of standard deviation σu and σν, are stored each 10 min for three record levels from five exposed stations in inhomogenous and hilly terrain in Norway.

We also wanted to determine whether specific components of standard health-related quality of life (HRQL) assessment tools might identify areas of satisfaction and dissatisfaction.

Modules guiding investigations of Tetrahymena genes were developed explicitly for integration into existing laboratory components of standard college courses in molecular biology, introductory biology, and cell biology.