Sentence examples for long-term standard from inspiring English sources

"There was a lot of evidence previously suggesting that the long-term standard should be lower, and this is adding one more study to that evidence," said Douglas Dockery, a pollution specialist at the Harvard School of Public Health.

The government's remedies have made matters only worse, he says: "Almost everything that has been done since this crisis started is going to reduce our long-term standard of living".

These dental pulp-derived cell lines are stable and maintain an undifferentiated phenotype under long-term standard culture conditions.

This study shows an overall outcome and response rate of BDs to long-term standard treatment using valproate and/or lithium.

The approach is based on a long-term standard deviation calculated on the Mel-filter bank energies (MFBE) of the audio frames, which is sensitive to non-stationarity, and found to be efficient at distinguishing audio environments.

But EPA veered from its advisory committee when it chose to keep the existing long-term standard of 15 µg/m³, not lower it to 13 to 14 µg/m³ as CASAC called for.

Pithy statements notwithstanding, the wait for clarity on Griffin's situation figures to be excruciating for everyone connected to the Redskins, since Griffin emerged this season as the team's long-term standard-bearer.

The Lib Dems hold 4,440, fewer than between 2003 and 2006, but a good total by long-term standards.

Government officials tried today to portray the reductions as having little effect on recipients' long-term standards of living, and as necessary steps to address Hong Kong's growing budget deficit.

All our flora and fauna has thrived in the last 10,000 years since the end of the last ice age, a period which has seen unbelievable stable weather by long-term standards.

Brown also directed the state board to devise over the next seven months long-term standards dealing with indoor residential use, landscape irrigation, leaks and commercial and industrial use.