Sentence examples for hypothetical standard from inspiring English sources
"Women hold themselves up to this hypothetical standard no candidate has ever achieved".
He proposed a hypothetical standard that would only consider maps drawn when one party has control of state government.
Model outputs pointed out a significant increase in pre-SPF exceeding the estimates of the deterministic model (Table 2), when using hypothetical standard sample sizes to define input HP.
The panel consists of an average number of variables (four), including three liver-specific, and one oxidative stress marker, simultaneously assessed in both normal (hypothetical standard) and tested samples.
If we were to choose a small study as a standard, the number of random error units might go below 1 when comparing real life studies to the smaller hypothetical standard.
For the purposes of wider comparability, age-standardised rates (European population) are also given in Table 2; these rates are in general lower than the actual rates (Table 1), reflecting the fact that unlike the real population, the hypothetical standard has a younger age structure with no excess of females in the older age groups.
In this illustrative scenario, presented in Fig. 6, we first consider that NetQoSOnt was used by a hypothetical standards organization to describe a set of QoS/QoE-related concepts in the VoIP domain, and the resulting file was published in http://VoIPOrg.org/VoIPQoEOnt.owl.owl
Mortality rates, age adjusted to the hypothetical world standard population (Ferlay et al, 2004), were calculated for all ages (available from authors) and for ages 0 74 years.
It shows how many times more individuals an actual study would need, providing that the proportion of exposed and those with the outcome will not change, to achieve the precision of the hypothetical gold standard study.
Moreover, randomized controlled trials (or observational studies which mimic such trials) may be regarded as the (hypothetical) "gold standard" for many research questions, but there are other important research questions for which it is difficult to conceive of a definitive randomized trial even in theory (e.g., the health effects of climate change, or macro-level economic policies).
These instances were generated based on the mapping rules published by a hypothetical VoIP standards organization.
