Sentence examples for established against which from inspiring English sources
As a result, acceptance a criteria is essentially established against which the installed cabling is proven.
From this asymptomatic sample, reference ranges describing normal lumbar kinematics were established, against which the kinematic measurements of the RCLBP cohort were compared.
At that stage, many projects covered by the drive had not even established baselines against which the supposed efficiency gains might be counted.
The United States presented a quite different situation, because there was neither a monarchy, an aristocracy, nor an established church against which liberalism could react.
Some of the criticism abated in the mid-1970's, when Dr. John E. Exner, then a professor of psychology at Long Island University, developed systematic rules for giving and scoring the Rorschach and established norms against which the responses of test takers could be compared.
Fixed bearing (FB) total knee replacement is a well established technique against which new techniques must be compared.
To increase sensitivity, we used the polyclonal antibodies established against whole toxin which contains both A (active) and B (binding) subunits.
Although all three reference scenarios are unlikely to come true, they provide useful benchmarks and establish a base line against which the policy scenarios can be compared.
The validation of ultra-short measures for depression has the advantage of an established 'gold standard' against which the measure can be compared.
The anti-war movement in the United States coincided with a youthful rebellion against established authorities which was worldwide.
