Sentence examples for desirable standard from inspiring English sources

Individual nation reliabilities for some scales reached the desirable standard of 0.800, but some also fell below the acceptable value of 0.600 (Hair et al. 2010).

Over 100 repeated simulations, on average the concept train carriage had a 33% shorter dwell time, although it was noted that neither the existing train design nor the concept achieved the desirable standard 20s dwell time at these very high loads (Fig. 8).

After centuries of obesity being synonymous with wealth and social status, slimness began to be seen as the desirable standard.

A 'desirable' standard is laid down and is compared with the standard that actually exists - if an individual or group falls short of the desirable standard then they are identified as being in need" [ 4].

Normative needs are those defined by health professionals, administrators or experts in relation to norms or a desirable standard [ 29].

After pain assessment, evaluation of the effectiveness and titration of analgesics is hailed as the desirable standard in most recommendations.

Yates and Murphy explain how these engineers' processes provided a timely way to set desirable standards that would have taken much longer to emerge from the market and that governments were rarely willing to set.

But "some Republicans repelled by Mr. Trump feel little urgency to attack him because, they say, he is preventing what they see as an even less desirable standard-bearer -- Senator Ted Cruz of Texas -- from consolidating the votes of hard-line conservatives".

One might wish that he were more agreeable or more conventional; but he cannot be discharged because he fails to measure up to desirable standards in these respects".

Other authors have also reported concerns with standard of care among the main reasons for complaints [ 22, 29], reflecting increased awareness of desirable standards of quality of care, or indeed patients' high expectations.

The association that we observed between complaints for substandard care and perception of a medical error could be explained by an increase in the population's awareness of desirable standards of care.