Sentence examples for proved standard from inspiring English sources

Crème brûlée proved standard.

Creme brulee proved standard, but caramelized pear tart, wanted much more pear and much less pastry.

Chicken parmigiano proved standard: breaded cutlets in tomato sauce, all under a load of mozzarella.

Grilled chicken (satay) on bamboo skewers proved standard; and a soup of shrimp, lemon grass and lime, usually a hearty, heady potion, was lame.

The optimal study would compare St. John's wort with placebo and a proven standard antidepressant.

Dr. Kennedy pioneered the endoscopic sinus surgery in this country that is now the proven standard surgical treatment of sinusitis.

Sure, scientists could compare an experimental drug with a proven standard drug, but this would require a much larger sample and would expose more people to risks of the new drug.

That song would become a staple of the jazz literature, if less of a proven standard than "Cubano Chant," the sprightly Afro-Cuban fanfare that Mr. Bryant recorded under his own name and in bands led by the drummers Art Blakey, Art Taylor and Jo Jones.

Traditional legal interpretations of the term are reflected by Black's Law Dictionarys definition, which includes descriptions such as "malicious, done with evil intent, or with a bad motive or purpose," but most courts have adopted a more easily proven standard.

Eligible patients were representative of advanced HCC patients in the region for whom there was no proven standard of care at that time.

This study demonstrates its benefit to deliver a proven standard of care: IMCI in a rural and semi-urban area of Tanzania.