Sentence examples for homogenous standards from inspiring English sources

Under a universalized voucher program and homogenous standards system, the federal government, which would be the engine that de facto drives education policy under this "reformist" vision, would have increasing control over private schools.

Patients are not receiving homogenous standards of care to identify and minimize the perioperative risk; even more, when complications occur, data suggest that different health-care systems react in different ways, leading to very different outcomes [ 5].

All of which, of course, makes sense, but it generates a homogenous, standard style.

Experiments were conducted using homogenous, standard Berea and heterogeneous laminated sandstone cores (with lamination parallel to the flow direction).

Mouse β-actin gene was utilized here as the homogenous standard.

As a consequence, there are high and relatively homogenous quality standards across most centers (Gulbrandsen and Sundnes 2009).

However, it is also known that SIGACT reporting in Iraq did not adhere to homogenous reporting standards throughout the entire conflict, including the integration of reports (or initial lack thereof) from Iraqi military units [29].

American rule-makers have signalled they would like to extend "mark-to-market" accounting to loan books as well as securities, whereas the standard-setting body that decides the rules in most other countries is moving in the other direction.Since accounting largely defines what capital is, it is ludicrous to attempt a common capital standard without fairly homogenous book-keeping standards.

For photon shot noise from a homogenous field the standard deviation will be γ N1/2 and squaring the mean divided by the standard deviation yields the mean number of photons as a function of the pixel value at a given PMT gain setting.

The homogenous samples were standard Berea rock samples.

For homogenous materials, a standard resistivity model would give a linear increase with probe separation.