Sentence examples for example the standard of from inspiring English sources
"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.
For example, the standard of length in the metric system was defined (1889 1960) by the separation of two lines on a particular metal bar, but it is now defined as equal to the distance traveled by light in a vacuum in a certain period of time (see metre).
For example, the standard of care for controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV) in these patients to prevent lung and distal organ injury [ 2] limits tidal volume (VT) to 6 ml/kg predicted body weight and end-inspiratory plateau pressure (Pplat) below 30 cm H2O.
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.
One line of response to this problem is to argue that it doesn't follow from the low truth-ratio of processes in the demon world that the beliefs must be categorized as unjustified according to reliabilism, because reliabilism need not use the processes' truth-ratios in the world of the example as the standard of evaluation.
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 error of the logit of the guessing parameter for one item in the Math Grade 8 data was as high as 20.04, while about 31,200 students answered this item.
For example, the standard deviate of 3.09 corresponds to the cumulative probability of measurements in the tails of the distribution function P = 0.001, a conventional threshold for identifying outliers in small-size samples.
As a measure of variability, investigators may choose between-patient variability (for example, the standard deviation of patients at baseline) or within-patient variability (for example, the standard deviation of change in the PRO that patients experienced during a study).
For example, the standard error of the death rate from gastric cancer in women is ±18percentnt of the rate for the first age group (25 29 years) and ±2 per cent of the rate for the last (70 74 years).
For example, the standard deviation of ultrasound speed measurement in distilled water is less than 0.003 m/s, and the deviation between the ultrasound speed measurement and the reference is less than 0.04 m/s.
