Sentence examples for more appropriate standards from inspiring English sources

"In my general experience, the SAT is using more appropriate standards for proving that you have a disability," says Matt Cohen, a special-education lawyer in Chicago.

Lowering school construction costs by using more appropriate standards and local materials could further reduce costs.

Exploring what people are able to do and be provides a more appropriate standard by which to evaluate whether their condition has improved rather than focusing exclusively on their incomes or per capita GDP.

A more appropriate standard would measure the share of insurers' total revenues devoted to care, as some analysts have urged.

And therefore they have no more appropriate standard-bearer than Ted Cruz, who became a household name by forcing the government to shut down altogether.

Penalised regression gives more appropriate standard errors and more symmetrical log-likelihoods than unpenalised regression (Bull et al., 2007) so that a Normal-approximation draw is more appropriate than for "Normal/allow".

Finally, GLLAMM uses full pseudo-maximum-likelihood estimation for generalized linear mixed models with any number of levels using adaptive quadrature,[ 10] which may result in more appropriate standard errors, especially when working with categorical outcomes.

A more appropriate measure might be underemployment.

However there is advice in API documents (API RP 2A) in order for seismic assessment of jacket platforms, but because of brief existing comments in this field, it is necessary to use more appropriate (pre)standards for seismic assessment of these structures.

Outcome measures more directly related to mobility and physical function in older people, such as the disability index of the Health Assessment Questionnaire [ 46], may be more appropriate reference standards for future evaluation of external responsiveness.

To this end, the more appropriate BioPAX standard is available (80).