Sentence examples for little standard from inspiring English sources

*** A film held to virtually little standard for "historical accuracy", comparatively speaking, was American Sniper, which this newspaper gave a historical grade of D-minus.

Meanwhile, a fresh generation rose behind the camera — one with little intellectual or creative experience except moviemaking and little standard of success but ticket sales.

Apart from the blood, liver, and spleen, however, all the investigated organs show a low uptake profile (in average below 5%% ID/g) and little standard deviations indicative of a differential but homogeneous uptake in the various tissues.

Despite this, little standard terminology exists within the study of invasive species which itself lacks any official designation but is commonly referred to as "Invasion ecology" or more generally "Invasion biology".

Interestingly, the surface area for Olg mitochondria in wild-type mice hovered at around 7% with little standard error, suggesting tight regulation of their numbers.

"You can't allow 15,000 school boards to home bake their own little standards subject to their own political pressures and think we are going to have international competitiveness.

Mr. Powell, however, has done little in Albany, even by Albany's do-little standards.

We have at least improved a little on standard 14th-century medical practice by understanding more about how germs behave.

"We did an insalata di mare, only without seafood, just plants from the shore," he added, describing a riff on the Little Italy standard.

And now, after an investigation and a complaint by the government, the hotel has agreed to makes its rooms and common spaces a little more standard to comply with the act, federal prosecutors announced on Thursday.

He suggests that the Pythagorean way of life differed little from standard aristocratic morality (Zhmud 2012a, 175).