Sentence examples for in relation to the standard from inspiring English sources

The firm's first calendar was in Marathi and charted the Hindu months in relation to the standard Gregorian one.

After this operational optimizations in cases where the loads and electricity/fuel costs were doubled and then halved in relation to the standard case were performed.

To assess the maternal and neonatal morbidity following operative delivery in the second stage of labour in relation to the standard of obstetric care.

Pinch gauge had the smallest standard deviations and was one of the only measurement tools with significant detectable changes in relation to the standard error of measurement.

"Nine is subject to strict regulatory requirements and licence conditions, including in relation to the standard and composition of its content, while the digital platforms prefer to be characterised as "tech companies" that do not have responsibility for the content they distribute, or require media regulation," it says.

If everything is judged in relation to the standard of its own good, this standard in man is reason.

Student achievement has improved in relation to the standards over recent years and continues to do so".

"I agree with a great deal of what Paul Dacre has to say, in particular in relation to the standards in the 70s – in my case in the 60s [when I started in journalism].

In the first phase, a letter was sent to the EFL/ESL examination boards, asking three broad questions in relation to the standards to which EFL/ESL examination boards followed, and the procedures that they followed to estimate test reliability and to ensure test validity.

For this paper we use the International Society for Quality in Healthcare's (ISQua) definition of accreditation: "A public recognition by a healthcare accreditation body of the achievement of accreditation standards by a healthcare organization, demonstrated through an independent external peer assessment of that organization's level of performance in relation to the standards" [ 18].

Throughout this document we use ISQua's definition for accreditation: "A public recognition by a healthcare accreditation body of the achievement of accreditation standards by a health care organization, demonstrated through an independent external peer assessment of that organization's level of performance in relation to the standards" [ 9].