Sentence examples for makes standards from inspiring English sources

This can be confusing, and it makes standards difficult to maintain," says the exam watchdog's consultation.

Arguing against a "naturalistic" theory of method which makes standards depend on practice, Popper opted instead for a strongly normative epistemology, a discipline which lays down optimum rules of method for scientists to follow.

Since non-market activity does not have a clear criterion to distinguish work from non-work, nor necessary from non-necessary social labor, an arbitrary element seems to creep in that makes standards of fairness difficult to apply to gendered household bargains between men and women dividing up waged and non-waged work.

An arrangement similar to that of many peer-reviewed publications, which makes standards available at no cost to LMICs, would be very welcome.

Digital insertion makes standard product placement look like a blunt instrument.

This makes standard small strain elasticity inappropriate for analyzing real components such as O-rings.

The lack of compactness of the Sobolev embedding makes standard variational techniques more delicate.

This makes standard protein structure assessment inexplicably difficult, however a few members of class A GPCR had their structure solved.

Special attention is given to strength evaluation as the nonregular geometry of interlocking blocks makes standard methods of assessment unsuitable.

Windows 10 also makes standard apps faster and more robust.

The correlation of the prediction errors makes standard approaches for the estimation of accuracy of DGV (Equation 1) unsuitable.