Sentence examples for far standard from inspiring English sources

So far, standard video-on-demand services on television have failed to take off, primarily because of the limited number of titles they offer.

So far, standard codes and guidelines have not considered internal transverse-steel when calculating the FRP contribution to shear resistance.

So far, standard screening of NPM1 mutations using conventional polymerase chain reaction (PCR) followed by capillary electrophoresis is rather time consuming.

So far, standard mass spectrometric systems have not been capable of radiocarbon dating because of interfering molecular isobars which, however, can be completely eliminated in charge changing processes at high ion beam energies (MeV) [1,2].

By the mid-1960s, Poland was starting to experience also economic difficulties and the appreciable thus far standard of living improvements were showing signs of stagnation (during 1960 70 real wages for workers grew only by an average of 1.8% per year).

So far, standard therapy of high-grade salivary gland carcinoma consists of complete surgical resection and adjuvant radiation in high-risk situations (R+ or close margin, perineural spread, neural infiltration, large tumours (T3/4), or nodal metastases [ 2- 4].

Onlookers are left to wonder how far standards will be allowed to slip, or how rapidly stands will be left empty, before radical reform is forthcoming.

Hence the lengths or heights to which parents will go.A recent report on education in rural India shows how far standards have slipped in the past decade.

The typical mission profile is defined according to the FAR standards for commercial vehicles.

After the preliminary ground run the most critical phase of the plane behaviour is the detachment phase, which is regulated by FAR standards (Fig. 14).

Child poverty is a relative measure that shows how far their standard of living has fallen below the national average.