Sentence examples for concerned standards from inspiring English sources

Most important properties of biodiesel ester like viscosity (3.12 cSt or 3.12 mm2/s), cloud and pour point (−1 and −6 °C, respectively), flash and fire point (153 and 158 °C), carbon residue content (0.03%), acid number (0.36 mg of KOH/gm) were within the range of concerned standards.

And Mr. Bochco, the executive producer of "Philly," said that as far as he was concerned, standards have not loosened enough when it comes to adult language and situations.

For health technologies such as drugs and medical devices, regulatory bodies have to date been less concerned with interface standards than with quality standards – for example, safety, efficacy, and the issue of counterfeit drugs [ 26].

It is, for one, a supreme irrelevance to an electorate more concerned about living standards.

The academic prowess of athletes became an issue at Amherst three years ago when the faculty became concerned over lowering standards.

Pilots and aircraft manufacturers are concerned that existing standards are not strong enough to contain lithium battery fires.

"We are extremely concerned about the standards of training and support for trainee doctors in the emergency department of this hospital.

The Inspectorate was also "concerned" that professional standards departments are more likely to investigate BAME officers following a complaint or allegation compared to white colleagues.

But the Bournemouth case showed – and evidence subsequently collected by the parliamentary inquiry confirmed – that it is all too easily bypassed or undermined by university administrators less concerned with academic standards than with pass rates and league-table positions.

As filmmakers look for money, Fraser is less concerned that editorial standards will be jeopardised by a reliance on corporate coin than by his fears that organisations with "good intentions" will exert undue influence.

Those who advance this criticism are most concerned about the standard, Rawlsian interpretations of the PJP.