Sentence examples for highlighted standard from inspiring English sources

Little is known about this particular vehicle, as bornrich.com highlighted standard features on an Escalade, such as the 6.2L V8 engine, and 14-way power seats.

In a statement it said that although the five major inquiries held into the hospital had highlighted unacceptable standards of care, "at that time there was no evidence that the circumstances of any of the tragic deaths constituted a criminal offence under the law".

The subjects highlighted are fairly standard fare: a new political economy that is pro-business and pro-worker; a more federal UK; a new model welfare state; harnessing the digital revolution; managing immigration.

Recent studies suggest that most large dam failures are a result of internal erosion, although this particular failure mechanism is often less highlighted in the standard procedures for dam designs.

The standards are being produced because timber has become a widely used external cladding material in the UK and this has highlighted that existing standards on the topic are inadequate.

While a series of steps were proposed to avoid similar issues in the future [ 4], this case underscored the need for a gold standard and highlighted how such a gold standard might need to be redefined under the new light of biomarkers [ 4],[ 5].

It is noteworthy that the high-level oscillations in diagnosis is further highlighted by corresponding large standard deviation values in diagnosis from those classifiers in Figure 3, where DCA-SVM demonstrates its good stability and generalization for its smallest standard deviation values across all the data sets.

Accordingly, the talks given during the session on Ontologies and Standards either highlighted select go-to resources, or lent transparency to widely used procedures.

We summarized prevalence, risk factors and health outcomes of obesity/overweight in young children and adolescents aged between 0 to 19 years old in Bangladesh and highlighted use of different reference standards to measure childhood obesity.

SGA, small-for-gestational-age (<10th percentile of Hadlock standard); P <0.05 highlighted in bold.

Observations highlighted are more than 2 standard deviations from the empirical mean The Mandels k-statistic illustrates how the outliers in laboratory 3 and 4 substantially increased the intra-laboratory variation.