Rodriguez has changed the standard for third basemen, especially in New York.
Targeting ErbB2/HER2 with the specific antibody trastuzumab has changed the standard of treatment and has improved prognosis for ErbB2/HER2-positive breast cancer patients.
Although a Japanese authority, JATA, has been propelling WHO-recommended programs, and has changed the standard INH dose from 400 450 mg to 300 mg, the treatment success rate has not been improved in Japan.
The success of anti-VEGF agents for neovascular AMD has changed the standard of care and raised expectations for treatment beyond a slowing of vision loss; now, patients and physicians expect stabilization or improvement in vision.
They've changed the standards for roasting to get the most nuanced flavors and meticulously determined how a shot of espresso should best be made.
Further, it may be that the nature of the intervention, focused on changing the safety climate through supervisors, could have changed the standard participants used to assess their safety behaviors.
Popular tastes have changed the standard manhattan, invented in the late 19th century, into a bourbon drink, most bartenders agree, with sweet vermouth and a maraschino cherry or twist of lemon.
Despite these drawbacks, a limited number of outstanding predictive biomarkers have been successfully identified and validated, and have changed the standard practice of oncology.
The results of the US Intergroup trial, which demonstrate a survival advantage to the use of adjuvant chemoradiotherapy, have changed the standard of care in some parts of the world for the use of both chemotherapy and radiotherapy in the postoperative setting for patients with high-risk disease.
Afterwards Villas-Boas talked about how the sending-off had changed the game: a standard managerial response but in truth this match belonged to Suárez from start to finish, a reminder to Spurs of what they once had, and for Liverpool another sighting of a gloriously more-ish world-class talent playing at the peak of his powers.
