Sentence examples for defined standard for from inspiring English sources

In October 2012 INTERMAGNET Magnetic Observatories (IMOs) were sent (by e-mail) the following defined standard for QD data.

I remember poking around the site a few years ago and still finding a page hierarchy from a general election during the very early days of the BBC web site - simple hand written HTML etc! Surely, though, it's possible to come up with a defined standard for some form of shell or header that would show an old page from the modern era (if that's not an oxymoron!) to be in an "archive" condition.

There is currently no defined standard for adverse or abnormal levels in sCL and RV/TLC, either in rats or humans.

The extent of cross-reactivity testing varies by assay and manufacturer without a clearly defined standard for which and how many compounds to test [ 8, 9].

Where it was not felt possible to set a defined standard for a KPI, the phrase "no current standard defined" was used with a view to monitoring outcomes and identifying acceptable minimum standards in the future.

The state has not defined standards for subacute care centers.

For a gas pipeline, that's governed by federal law, and it sets forward very clear, defined standards for eminent domain.

It defined standards for message exchange using the same ATM connectivity infrastructure and provided a routing and settlement mechanism for transactions.

The Education Department issued a rule in 2011 that defined standards for loan repayment rates and the ratio of a graduate's debt to income.

It also ruled that, if fitted, the EDRs had to be made more durable to protect data in the event of a crash, and the agency defined standards for the type of information being recorded.

While the Islamic Financial Service Board and the accounting and auditing organization have defined standards for sukuk, defaults over the past year have shown that new guidelines must be set as problems arise, particularly as sukuk start to generate global attention.