Sentence examples for of general standard from inspiring English sources

But when surgery starts filtering through into the realm of, like, getting your ears pinned back, people start to assume that there is a sort of general standard – and that's a plastic surgeon's dream; a body part with no specific purpose, in a sensitive place, that nobody has anything to compare to.

Looking at the issue more broadly, Arthur believes that more stringent examinations are necessary for new trainers, as well as a new and on-going system of education for existing trainers that places greater emphasis on general standards of horsemanship.

The systematic review of reviews by Assendelft et al. [ 10] was highly critical of the general standard of reviews.

The updating of the general standard deviation that should be used in the processing of the next frame is performed according to the expression: σ β ' = α ⋅ σ total 5 + 1 - α ⋅ σ β '. (11).

Most interesting are the analogues derived from 4-hydroxy coumarin and dimedone, as they have a remarkably high biological activity towards the seeds of parasitic weeds at relatively low concentrations, comparable with that of the general standard stimulant GR24.

The home side required substitute Derek Riordan's equaliser after St Mirren had taken their second-half lead through Stephen McGinn on a day when the level of performance and general standard of the match was some way below a pass mark.

If the noise and atmosphere generated by the crowd were worthy of the Premiership, the general standard of play was not.

But moving from the goodwill of offering a free breach check — with the stated aim of helping raise the general standard of security among web users — to accepting money from a company to encourage people to subscribe to its (security) service is a new, more clearly commercial direction.

But the goal seemed to transform Hearts, in terms of their spirit and the general standard of their play.

As for your assertion about under-qualified officials, I'm of the opinion that the general standard of officiating at this tournament hasn't been too bad (certain high-profile instances aside).

When Henry II came to the throne in 1153, he took back the castle and took steps to improve the condition of Southampton castle, as part of his attempt to improve the general standard of security in the south.