Sentence examples for obvious standard from inspiring English sources

As a triple Festival winner, who again excelled when runner-up last year, Albertas Run qualifies as the obvious standard bearer when resurfacing in the Ryanair Chase – albeit O'Neill implies that the veteran might rather pick and choose his duties nowadays.

But beauty is an obvious standard in Second Life.

There are a lot of big, expensive decisions to be made and no obvious standard for separating the victims from the beneficiaries.

However, based on the normalization methods we considered in this analysis and in the absence of an obvious standard, we decided to normalize the single channel data using loess normalization for the rest of our analyses in Experimental Application I.

I believe this generally to be true; by the way, this case has been made in the literature, with comparisons to the differences between replicates used as an obvious standard – at the distinct risk of self-promotion, I will mention one of my own recent papers: Tsaparas et al. Global similarity and local divergence in human and mouse gene co-expression networks.

Importantly, they're not in your pocket all the time either, so you can be liberated from feeling suffocated by others because you're setting an obvious standard to them that you expect space to form a part of your relationships with others.

The Democratic Party is divided, and without an obvious standard-bearer, yet Democratic voters are galvanized; in Virginia's gubernatorial primaries, last week, turnout among Democrats was almost double what it was during the last contested primary, and it dwarfed Republican participation.

Certainly, if you order one of the obvious standards of the bistro menu, you can get the boring dish you deserve.

Yet that obvious double standard goes much deeper.

Those concerned about Semenya's ostensible advantages ignore this obvious double standard that demeans all female competitors.

Strong supporters of accountability, in righteous rejection of the obvious double standard, vent their frustration at the court.