Sentence examples for example the standard from inspiring English sources

In the current example the standard deviation for the mean arterial pressure was approximately 18 mmHg, so the standardized difference to be detected, calculated using equation 1, was 14/18 = 0.78.

In the shoeshine example, the standard execution time is two minutes.

For example, the standard 10-year repayment term for student loans can be stretched to 30 years.

For example, the standard fabric width for commercial denim production is 60 inches wide.

Here's one example: The standard contract insures a home against risk of "direct physical loss to property," he noted.

For example, the standard NBA contract specifically prohibits boxing, professional wrestling, motorcycling, moped-riding, auto-racing, sky-diving and hang-gliding.

Of 100 heart attack patients, for example, the standard methods will identify two who have a single genetic mutation that place them at increased risk.

In the second example, the standard countercurrent design of multistage melt crystallization is compared to more general configurations described by a superstructure.

Take, for example, the standard definition of the value of a single share; it is equal to the future cashflows from said share discounted at the appropriate rate.

For example, the standard-bearers in discount retailing (Wal-Mart and Target among them) have relentlessly managed incremental changes in activities for decades.

For example, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has annualized volatility of around 15percentt.