Sentence examples similar to considered non standard from inspiring English sources
Sizes deviating from this list are considered non-standard.
Such methods were considered non-standard and were recorded as 'other fixed effect'.
A number of comments in this theme also highlighted the role of treatments that would be considered non-standard in terms of currently published clinical guidance.
Nevertheless, these models often neglect peculiar physical phenomena which characterise the operating propeller in off-design condition, namely the in-plane loads that are of paramount importance when considering non-standard or unusual propeller/rudder arrangements.
Pitfalls when considering non-standard solutions and the potential of the approach to circumvent such difficulties are exemplified through a housing building case study, emphasizing the under-evaluated role of the analysis tool in steering design decisions.
Moreover, the commercial availability of equipment designed for specific voltage classes is an important financial factor when considering non-standard voltage classes for stand-alone microgrids or ship systems.
Bennett (2003) provides a helpful review of analytic methods for analysing time-to-event data in single studies and meta-analysis, considering non-standard issues such as non-proportional hazards and heterogeneity.
ℑ and ℜ of B-MAC are compared with that of SB-MAC considering various non standard contention window sizes, up to either four times smaller or larger than that of the standard contention window (16), and a typical α value (0.2). Recall that, in Figure 2, ℑ of B-MAC linearly increases with respect to contention window size (for a given number of user) until it reaches the critical threshold.
Blue-stained cells were considered non-viable.
Cells were considered non-responsive for ΔR/σR<1.8.
"The breach of FA rule E3, which the player denied at an independent regulatory commission hearing, was considered a non-standard case given the seriousness and both unusual and violent nature of the misconduct.
