Sentence examples for definite standards from inspiring English sources

Rather than publicizing definite standards and expectations for bailouts in advance, the Fed and the Treasury confront each particular crisis anew.

Growing up with definite standards and definite ways of using beds can make it seem wrong to live with something different.

The metabolites will be identified and quantified by UV detector with a computerized photodiode array detector as compared with definite standards [1,7-dimethylurate (17 U), 1,7-dimethylxantine (17X), and 1,3,7-trimethylxanthine (137X)].

Although there are no definite standards set in the pharmacometric community on how to do modeling, and there are also differences in modeling strategies among experienced modelers, the tutorial by Mould and Upton provides a basis for the expected standards of a pharmacometric analysis in 2013.

There are definite standards to be maintained when making espressos and baristas need to be aware when they've fallen short.

Currently, there is no definite standard for categorizing Z0 (FEMA 2012).

Nevertheless, there is no definite standard or apparatus for mechanical flexibility test on RRAM; yet, HRS and LRS values recorded at different bending radius and repeated bending are generally conducted to measure the memory flexibility.

There is no definite standard for CMI as it is based on the native land use of an area; however [4] suggested that higher CMI values indicate rehabilitation of carbon while lower CMI values show that the C is being degraded.

However, in only 2 studies (59, 64) was the reference group comprised of employees with a definite standard workday of 7 8 or 9 hours.

The application of effective policies is still a rising concern, given no definite standard is available to measure and handle the problem.

This issue, noted at the 2005 Summit on Standards for Arthritis Prevention and Care meeting, has contributed to the inability to propose a definite standard on health service delivery models for Canada [ 32].