"judging standard" is a grammatically correct phrase that is often used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set or criteria used to evaluate something, such as "The judging standard used to award the winner was tough".
Five judges scored each heat, with two giving scores on overall impression and the other three judging standard maneuvers, rotations and amplitude.
It wants to found a decision model based on genetic algorithm and use Visual Basic to construct an information system so that the industry circle could have a judging standard for reserving productive capacity and pricing strategy.
Insect candidate HTGs and their similar sequences were used to construct phylogenetic trees, and judging standard of HGT or non-HGT event was based on a previous study in which phylogenetic topology patterns were particularly divided into 6 types to distinguish HTGs and others [ 30].
But the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) accused the minister of a lack of consultation and "unilaterally changing" the basic rules for judging standards in secondary schools at the last moment.
It was for the court to judge what standard should be expected from the medical profession [ 9, 10].
What is unknown is the absolute level of radiographic osteoarthritis if it were judged using standard repeatable methods of assessment.
ES were judged against standard criteria proposed by Cohen: trivial (0 to < 0.2), small (0.2 to < 0.5), moderate (0.5 to < 0.8) and large (≥ 0.8) [ 31].
The Impact Factor has become an easy way for committees deciding on a scientists' future to judge the standard of their research.
When judged using standard criteria for assessing methodological quality, the randomised controlled trials (RCTs) were of poor quality (see Table 2).
All this may sound extreme, but so are the judges' standards, which are neatly illustrated by the story of Bill Burke.
Jaleel and Kym are adorkable, but their jive wasn't up to the judges' standards.
