Sentence examples for limited standards from inspiring English sources

Limited standards and specifications have been reported in the literature on the structural behavior of reinforced self-compacting concrete elements.

The work was initially motivated by the fact that, on one hand, environmental and resource-related benefits of bio-sourced materials are still compromised by limited standards of technical performance and material service life.

In particular, we discuss the poor translation of drug efficacy from preclinical animal models, inappropriate end point analysis, limited standards in phase I clinical trials, insufficient use of biomarker analysis and also patient stratification, all of which contributed to the failure to achieve approval of enzastaurin as an anticancer therapeutic.

Therefore as long as these limited standards are met, manufacturers are allowed to market these devices without being required to provide evidence on its efficacy [ 7].

Among the other starters, eggplant stuffed with ricotta and mozzarella was as good as this limited standard gets.

This past work, however, has relied on limited, standard cameras that perceive the world in two dimensions.

Under current law, brokers serving retail investors are held to a limited standard requiring that investments be "suitable" to the buyer.

Figure 5 Background estimated for sequence Street without (a) and with limited standard deviation (b).

In contrast to previously proposed gene mention recognition and normalization task [4, 5], the recognition of chemical entities has yet to been much improved using limited standard corpus and evaluation tools.

But my aha moment also included this thought; that the same limited standard which so many aspire to and so very few reach (and maintain) is the same catalyst which causes so many women acute unhappiness with themselves and their bodies, pushing them to exhibit extreme behavior.

These results together with relative limited standard variation (SD = 3.3 years) across all core samples suggest a much more coordinated time period for the formation of the plaque cores than perhaps expected, with limited contribution of de-novo synthesized biological matter thereafter.