Sentence examples for operative standards from inspiring English sources

In short, p is true1 iff p is Rdir-related to the blobject given contextually operative standards ci, cj, …, cm.

Working along the same guidelines and with the same operative standards will help provide a comprehensive service.

Alternatively, p is true2 iff p is Rind-related to non-blobject entities given contextually operative standards cj, ck, …, cn.

In its general form, the contextualist's solution to SA involves claiming that there is something about SA, or the possibilities it involves, which effects or reflects a shift in context, such that there is a corresponding dramatic upwards shift in the operative standards.

For decades, several techniques have been proposed, but, as suggested by Sutcliffe et al. in a systematic review, no operative standards of care are available in this particular surgical field [ 2].

For decades, several techniques have been proposed, but, as suggested by C. G. Sutcliffe et al. in a systematic review, no operative standards of care are available in this particular surgical field.

For the truth-relativist, the standard will be the operative standard in the context of assessment.

The operative standard in the field of structural engineering is extended with a gust model to calculate wind loads for varying configurations, return periods and gust lengths, and model implications are discussed.

Effect-sizes (ESs) were calculated as [ 24]: (1) E S = M post − M pre S D pre where Mpre is the mean pre-operative value, Mpost the mean post-operative value, and SDpre the pre-operative standard-deviation.

Recent developments in gradient coil design, the use of body phased array coils and the availability of novel MR contrast agents have resulted in MR being recognised as the pre-operative standard in this group of patients.

The gross tumour volume, or GTV, corresponds to contrast-enhanced image or, after complete excision, to the edges of the operative cavity (standard, expert agreement).