Sentence examples for more standard ones from inspiring English sources

These requirements, along with more standard ones such as previous industry experience, come straight out of the job description King Arthur Flour sent out in its search for a new CFO, which was launched last September.Heavy on prose but tight on time, the unorthodox search resembled an accelerated MBA course for those who made it through to the first round.

If this is not also possible, we can polemize with specialists whether these "indescribable" terms (attributes) can be replaced by other more equivalent or more standard ones.

The more standard one revealed that Cam's birthday falls on February 29, making this his "tenth" birthday.

We will modify the nomenclature of the carbohydrate structures with a more standard one, such as GLYDE [ 33], to make it accessible in other databases with the carbohydrate structure as a key.

Islamic mortgages have tended to cost more than standard ones, and have traditionally demanded a 30% deposit.

Moving to N.F.C. is a windfall for VeriFone, considering that the new systems cost 10 to 30 percent more than standard ones.

Hence, the modified M-SASQ asked "How often do you have X or more standard drinks on one occasion?" where X = 6 for women and 8 for men.

Students will be asked to rate the frequency and quantity of their alcohol use in the past six months and the frequency of drinking to excess (consuming five or more standard drinks on one occasion).

When we tentatively switched to a more standard, leave-one-out procedure, not a single CV error occurred.

A more standard-sized one bedroom flat on the same road sold for £665k in November 2013, while according to Zoopla the average value of a property on Richmond Avenue is £1.8m.

The phones have fast processors for graphics and either polycarbonate or metal cases the company says are harder and more resilient than standard ones.