Sentence examples for of a suitable standard from inspiring English sources
It had to realise some of the things it was doing were not of a suitable standard.
A Locog spokesman said: "Cleanevent [part of Spotless] have assured us that the accommodation they are providing their workers is of a suitable standard".
Development of a suitable standard for Q-PCR can be problematic.
Also, we included only data from general practices that were considered to be of a suitable standard by the GPRD.
Variations in antigen preparation and purity, assay methods, and endpoint determination between laboratories and the absence of a suitable standard reference serum compound this problem.
As a result of the lack of a suitable standard reference material containing U, quantification was achieved by introducing liquid reference materials NBL U950a (uranium particles) and NBL U010 (uranium isotopic standard) via a desolvating nebulizer.
The uncertainty estimation can be performed (i) by means of repeated measures on a suitable standard reference object (Type-A approach [29]), or, if sufficient and reliable information are available about the relevant error sources, (ii) by a Type-B evaluation approach, or (iii) or by a mixed approach (Type-A plus Type-B).
The team continually suffers from not having naturals in this position; a position that should shoulder both defensive and attacking responsibilities, but usually we are lucky if the player in that position that could fill one of those responsibilities to a suitable standard.
Whilst the autonomous distributed control system provides active FTC under learning control, the FDI-based Reconfiguration Task enhances the network fault-tolerance, so that more significant subsystem faults can be accommodated in order to achieve a suitable standard of Quality of Performance (QoP) of the NCS.
Because the medaka grows continuously throughout its life cycle, it would be difficult to establish a suitable standard of length for this type of analysis.
All this suggests that surgical findings at laparotomy no longer represent a suitable standard of reference for measuring the accuracy of imaging.
