Sentence examples for defining new standards from inspiring English sources
The Times wants neither to be a holdout against modern culture nor at the forefront of defining new standards of what is acceptable.
In these works and others he employed the techniques proposed by the writers themselves to define new standards by which to judge their work.
And we must define new standards for humane technologies and implementation practices — an ecosystem of healing on par with quality, safety, and performance-improvement initiatives.
REUTERS Consumer Agencycy to Release New Rules for Mortgages | The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans this week to define new standards for home mortgage lenders, The Wall Street Journal reports.
It's the critic's job nowadays not just to try to survive and flourish amid ever-shifting modes of cognition and transmission, but to define new standards that might offer clarity and illumination amid all the change.
They defined new standards of what was "well": "...I'm feeling well... normal... Yes, normal for being sick" (P-04).
Therefore, we defined new standards for normalizing tumor size from each affected bone by using well-known anatomical landmarks.
Our integrated approach defines new standards for quantitative image analysis of beta cells and could be applied to other cellular systems.
For proprietary software, the threat of Open Source certainly comes from its very low cost, but also because it sometimes aims to define new standards for the industry (such as Linux, PHP, Perl and Apache).
The calculated birefringence values in these equations can be adjusted to suit the standard range by defining new standardized values for optic axis and retardance, which are used throughout in the remainder of this manuscript.
