Sentence examples for convenient standards from inspiring English sources

Do we even need fixed criteria, or could we get along perfectly well without "correcting names," merely adopting temporary, convenient standards for drawing distinctions in particular situations?[3] These are the sorts of questions that motivated the intellectually compelling aspects of the disputers' theses and paradoxes.

GenomeD3Plot provides a rich API to allow the rapid visualization of complex genomic data using a convenient standards based JSON configuration file.

She was going to provide the best of tabloid headlines for months, as well as a convenient standard of youthful decadence against which Americans could feel virtuous.

Convenient standard forms for conic programming of both limit and incremental elastoplastic analysis are given.

A convenient standard of biotechnological acceptability is that a risk from an operation, a product, or a system should be as low as reasonably practical (ALARP).

It's not a particularly convenient standard to jump into, and most Facebook users would have to put in significant work finding and subscribing to RSS feeds before they get any value out of it.

Auxiliary VTK files provide a convenient standard description of the spatiotemporal aspects of the biological model.

It is a sequence-centric database that provides convenient standard sequence analysis tools (e.g. alignments, phylogenetic trees BLAST), biological annotation such as antiviral resistance, as well as basic epidemiological annotations.

ELISA data were corrected for the fact that pimonidazole hydrochloride, although a convenient standard, is 25 less effective as a competitive inhibitor than protein adducts of pimonidazole (Arteel et al, 1995).

However, because glucose determinations are inherently more variable than A1C (6), these convenient gold standards are likely to reduce the apparent accuracy of A1C as a diagnostic test.

Powerline may be a hair less convenient than standard WiFi gear, but it's faster: its top speed is 14 megabits per second (I copied a one-megabyte file in about five seconds), compared with 11 for a wireless network.