Sentence examples for multiple standards from from inspiring English sources

Curriculum design is a complicated and time consuming process, especially when considering multiple standards from national, state, and local levels.

This can produce test statistics that appear to be multiple standard deviations from the mean under the theoretical expectation for a constant-sized population, but in fact are entirely consistent with the demographic history expected from a bottleneck.

Ultimately, they argue, the standards movement will yield to multiple standards.

There's quasi standards, but why are there multiple standards?

Consequently, the low r2 values indicate that even a repeat with a substitution rate that is multiple standard deviations away from the mean in one lineage would not be expected to have a raw substitution rate much different from the mean in another lineage.

To confirm the individual peaks in the histogram for the mixture, we have calculated the average full width at half-maximum (fwhm) values for log τ2 distributions of 16, 35, and 127 kDa NaPSS standards from multiple experiments.

Multiple-standard accessing point.

Our work has shown that many redundant orders may arise by consolidating order lists from multiple electronic standards.

In both designs, the reconfiguration time is acceptable since the handover between multiple wireless standards depends also on signaling from the upper layers.

It appeared that more than 98% of alignment columns in multiple alignments from standard databases of protein multiple alignments belong to just 20 clusters, each with its own dominating amino acid residue ("ancestral" residue).

Unlike in the U.S. where the FCC moved the industry from one standard to multiple competing digital standards, Europe started with five standards and winnowed them down to one with the overall goal of seamless roaming from country to country.