Sentence examples for implicit standards from inspiring English sources

By providing more evidence on the implicit standards of journal rankings, this study expands on the understanding of what intended or unintended incentives they provide and how to use them responsibly.

Not breach of specific investment contracts, but general regulatory and legislative actions on the claim that those general regulatory or legislative actions are against the interests of the investors and somehow therefore violate the implicit standards or guarantees that these investors have vis-à-vis the host countries.

It is possible that nurses and doctors assess care outcomes not just by reference to explicit standards but also use implicit standards which may be self-referential, based on limited information and may risk positive bias.

This defines the class of implicit standard materials.

These materials belong to the implicit standard material (ISM) class, of which the GSM class is a subset.

The difference threshold is equivalent to one SD from the implicit standard interval [32], [33].

Further, these psychophysical data confirm previous reports that the method of single stimuli can be used to measure acuity even though subjects must rely on an implicit standard when judging each stimulus [10], [15], [16].

These expectations follow typical patterns, as the lifeworld is fixed by a system of (first and foremost implicit) intersubjective standards, or conventions, that determine what counts as "normal" or "standard" observation under "normal" conditions (Husserliana, vol. XV, pp. 135 ff, 142) and thus as a source of epistemic justification.

The implicit double standard is that team owners can freely determine who plays where at their whim, whereas players who choose their own place of employment are criticised.

Einstein arrives at essentially the same conclusion about the mental character of the reality implicit in standard quantum theory.

(Schrödinger, My View of the World, pp. 61 -63) Einstein arrives at essentially the same conclusion about the mental character of the reality implicit in standard quantum theory.