Sentence examples for prospective standards from inspiring English sources

Re "Catching Up to the Cost of Global Warming" (July 25), which reported the high costs to American automakers of meeting prospective standards to curb global warming: One must ask why United States car manufacturers aren't further along in reducing emissions and increasing mileage.

We evaluated diagnostic performance of the HemosIL HS D-dimer, which despite FDA approval in 2005, has been minimally reported in prospective standard clinical care.

Democrats, the majority of whom have favored Hillary in the primary contests held to date, have their doubts about Senator Obama and are having second thoughts about him as a prospective standard-bearer.

Second, because of the cost and labor involved in establishing a prospective standard for adverse drug events, our sample size is limited.

We believe that this large difference in our estimate of the degree of underreporting may be due to Wu et al.'s comparison of adverse drug reactions coded within one set of administrative data (NACRS) to another (the Discharge Abstract Database), as opposed to our comparison with a prospective standard.

Ozuah et al. (18 ) conducted a prospective criterion standard study of 2,920 children (1 18 years of age) in the south Bronx, New York, to determine the sensitivity, specificity, and predictive validity of the New York City Department of Health (NYCDOH) risk-assessment questionnaire for identifying children who should receive a TST.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the utility of a concurrent measure of physical activity used in a cross-sectional design in comparison to the standard prospective measure.

Mr. Blunt, the Republican whip, said that any White House actions were likely to be prospective, setting standards for future earmarks.

Wrapped in Red is Clarkson's most critically successful album to date, with music critics lauding its original songs as prospective Christmas standards.

This is a single-centred randomized controlled intervention trial (prospective) comparing standard-of-care with standard-of-care plus a mobile phone-based SMS intervention for 6 months.

Well, I think we have to distinguish between whether we're talking about a prospective uniform standard, as opposed to something that changes the process in the middle of the counting and evaluating of disputes.