Sentence examples for example standards of from inspiring English sources
In Europe, for example, standards of confidentiality for in-house counsel differ from those observed by independent attorneys, a fact that has created difficulties for some U.S.-trained lawyers working for European firms.
For example, standards of evidence might rightly differ in various areas of knowledge production due to the differing risks of social harm that can come from the generation of certain forms of knowledge.
For example, standards of the galactoside derivatives of cyanidin and peonidin were available, and these compounds seem to elute before but closely to the respective glucoside derivatives (peaks 1, 2 and 22, 23 in Additional file 3).
For example, standard doses of statin drugs in clinical use reduce LDL-cholesterol by about 1 SD (4).
For example, the standards of "care" and "trust" are described as follows: The ethical standard of Care includes compassion, acceptance, interest and insight for developing students' potential.
"It is not acceptable that we should worry about, for example, the standard of lighting inside stadiums being good enough for TV, and yet not worry about how to save the lives of the participants and spectators," he writes.
As an example of standards consistency, the definition of advance preemption in MUTCD looks the same as the one in AREMA and Institute of Transportation Engineers ITEE) documents as well as in APTA standards.
Another example of standards that the naturalist sees as on the wrong side of the tracks are 'fundamental' philosophical ones.
Nevertheless, DICOM is no more the only success example of standards use in medical communication protocols.
Tom McGurk, writing in Ireland's Sunday Business Post, viewed it as a further example of the declining standards of journalism.
