Sentence examples for iso standards for from inspiring English sources

This report provides a high-level overview of the process generally followed by device manufacturers to evaluate a proposed device modification before market release, in accordance with local country regulations and recognized international standards such as the International Organization of Standardization (ISO) standards for endovascular grafts (ISO 25539 Part 1).

Furthermore, the instructions in the highly standardized and widely accepted ISO standards for the identification of microbes in food are usually rather vague and unspecific with respect to the sampling process as well as the sample pretreatment and homogenization (in contrast to the downstream detection procedures).

Parsons, K. Occupational health impacts of climate change: current and future ISO standards for the assessment of heat stress.

Therefore, instead of a direct adoption, modification of current ISO standards for in vitro cytotoxicity test is desirable and justified.

ISO standards for tensile property measurement are applicable for strain rates up to around 0.1 s−1.

The presented method determines the position and orientation of the grinding wheel based on the evaluated rake and clearance angles of ISO standards for 2-flute twist drills.

The noise values of the different power plant configurations in Table 2 were calculation results of a noise prediction algorithm, an alternative procedure for the DIN ISO 9613 (ISO standard for noise emission prognosis), which is recommended by the German 'Länderausschuss für Immissionsschutz' (Federal Committee for Air Pollution Control) for wind power plant approvals.

Generally, this protocol has worked well and has now been adopted as an ISO standard for plastics.

One inlet was designed with an elliptic profile in the contraction section according to the ISO standard for a long-radius nozzle (ISO inlet).

The models are the semi-empirical model in the ISO standard for WDR (ISO), the semi-empirical model by Straube and Burnett (SB) and the CFD model by Choi, extended by Blocken and Carmeliet.

These environmental pressures initially coincided with the preparation of new European-wide test procedures for explosion arrester devices and, more recently, moves to develop a new international ISO standard for the certification and approval of detonation arrester devices.