Sentence examples for counting standard from inspiring English sources

That was so, the justices said, even if a uniform counting standard could be established that was consistent with the equal protection provisions of the Constitution.

The DID study was an open-label, international, multicenter, randomized (1 1), parallel-group study, having the primary goal of evaluating whether the use of DID could improve glycemic control (A1C) in a shorter time and more easily than the carbohydrate counting standard educational approach.

Monocytes were identified as CD45+, CD3−, CD19−, CD14+ cells, and Flow-Count fluorospheres (Beckman Coulter, Krefeld, Germany) were used as an internal counting standard in each tube.

Judge Tobin also told the Republicans that he did not have jurisdiction to set counting standards for the board.

Meanwhile, thousands of challenged ballots have piled up in Palm Beach and Broward Counties, as Republicans continue to criticize the counting process for worker fatigue and changes in counting standards.

It did not help that some high schools and universities had tried to count standard sideline cheerleaders as athletes as a way to avoid being penalized for failing to deliver opportunities for women in more authentic sports.

In other words, the counting standards adopted still make a Gore victory possible.

Among the four dissenters, two justices agreed with the majority that varying counting standards presented problems of due process and equal protection.

If the equal protection clause applies to different counting standards why does it not apply to those Gore voters whose ballots have not now been counted?

Statistical experts have indicated that based on the results so far, unless the counting standards are changed, there won't be enough votes to overcome Governor Bush's lead.

Each tumour was divided into subsections which were weighed individually and counted in a gamma counter (set to the 131I window) together with the appropriate counting standards.