Sentence examples for preserving the standard from inspiring English sources

This increases study power and potentially reduces the risk of bias while preserving the standard errors for the model estimates.

This preserves the standard atom coloring of compounds.

The new algorithm uses a semi-implicit pressure update scheme that asymptotically preserves the standard incompressible pressure projection method in the limit of infinite sound speed.

An initial cohort preserved the standard 6 8 week interval between completion of CRT and surgery, which achieved a pCR of 18%.

At pains to preserve the standards of civil discourse, he repeatedly reassures her of his respect, while she turns her responses into digs at him and CNN.

Many of America's creditors, Mr McKinnon argues, have a stake in preserving the dollar standard, whatever the euro's potential charms.

Yet they almost never talk about a much more relevant example: the policies of Heinrich Brüning, Germany's chancellor from 1930 to 1932, whose insistence on balancing budgets and preserving the gold standard made the Great Depression even worse in Germany than in the rest of Europe — setting the stage for you-know-what.

That's why conservatives in the '20s and '30s, the history of which Shlaes is trying to rewrite, were intent on preserving the gold standard above all else.

He was perhaps best known for his moderate brand of politics and his emphasis on preserving the ethical standards of a nation whose attitudes and sensibilities seemed at times to move from his own.

This method performs RNA-specific qualitative and quantitative evaluation of gene expression, while preserving the sensitivity of standard RT-PCR techniques.

Sciences International staff revised the report, removing tentative statements and asserting that their work to date supported reducing the interspecies uncertainty factor to 1 (effectively eliminating it), thus preserving the existing exposure standard of 0.3 ppm (Sciences International 1999b).