Sentence examples for indication of standards from inspiring English sources

"It's just another indication of standards declining.

GDP per capita is measured as the income per person (on average) in a country and provides an indication of standard of living.

The Willett questionnaire was developed in 1985 in the United States to measure the daily intake of nutrients from 126 food items, with an indication of standard portion size, divided into seven food groups [ 20], and has been validated for use during pregnancy [ 21], and in an Australian context [ 22].

It is also a pretty dismal picture if you look at GDP per capita, which gives a somewhat rough and ready indication of living standards.

The doubling in expenditure on gloves and disinfectants is a reasonable indication of improved standards of hygiene.

If Castleford needed any indication of the standard required to survive in Super League, Hull provided it on a wintry opening night.

Detection of the spermidine level (Spmd) present in a sample is a sensible indication of the standard of foodstuffs.

Chair of Sport Wales, professor Laura McAllister said: "The calibre of the winners and finalists really give an indication of the standard of Welsh sport at the moment.

It is of pressing importance that organizations representing HCPs give clear indication of what standard of care is expected of their members in the event of a pandemic.

It is of pressing importance that organizations representing HCWs – professionals and non-professionals alike – give clear indication of what standard of care is expected of their members in the event of a pandemic.

CORY ZACKER New York, June 8, 2011 To the Editor: The growing use of hired tutors is an unhealthy trend that should get considerable attention as yet another indication of current moral standards in America.