Sentence examples for differing standards from inspiring English sources

Insufficient resources are applied to the implementation of the said permit system, which in turn means that the system is applied according to differing standards in different parts of the country.

It said that Forbes had applied "differing standards of proof for different individuals".

With wildly differing standards of care across the country, there is growing interest in the role technology could play.

"Where's the Party Yaar?" delves into a few areas, like differing standards in personal hygiene, that the immigrant comedies of the past couldn't touch.

A spokesman for the games' Indian organising committee, Lalit Bhanot, even claimed that concerns about cleanliness were based on differing standards of hygiene.

A dozen years ago, during a meeting of the UEFA referees' committee, the former World Cup referee Pierluigi Pairetto of Italy spoke of differing standards across Europe.

Because standard deviations of both the independent and the dependent variables are used to convert unstandardized into standardized coefficients, differing standard deviations may lead to unequal standardized coefficients between groups, even in the case of equal unstandardized coefficients.

Indeed, even if models are specified such that structural paths are constrained to be equal between groups, the comparison of standardized coefficients can yield artificial differences that are due to differing standard deviations between groups and not to true moderation.

In contrast, the UV spectrum of the second radioactive compound eluting at 22.3 min resembled standard methylene-tetrahydrofolate (tetrahydropteroylmonoglutamate) with a maximum at 286 nm, but the retention time differed (standard methylene-tetrahydrofolate, 20.8 min).

How can the colleges be fair to applicants who come from many different schools all with differing grading standards?

Video around the world is recorded to differing broadcasting standards.