Sentence examples for recognized standard of from inspiring English sources

A glossary elaborates when necessary: off-grade, it explains, means "below a commercially recognized standard of quality".

At the other end of the scale, there was, ultimately, the desire to express the value of a talent of copper or iron in terms of gold or silver; and Homer, who speaks of metal basins, tripods, and axes as gifts and prizes in a way that shows them as a recognized standard of wealth, also speaks of the talent of gold (i.e., the value of a heavy base-metal talent expressed in a little pellet of gold).

Traceability is a recognized standard of scenario communication but difficult to achieve in practice.

Introduction: Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) has been the recognized standard of care in cardiac arrest since 1974.

Further investigations into an internationally recognized standard of training or certificate program would also be of benefit to help ensure quality of training and optimal application of ultrasound technology [8].

Thus, while it is desirable to have a recognized standard of informed consent, the debate is whether research ethics should not be adapted to suit the culture and other socio-economic distinctiveness of the study population [ 1, 3].

The services provided to Mrs. Levine "did not meet professionally recognized standards of quality," Dr. Richards wrote.

He said the two had been "living together as husband and wife," which "transgresses the Malawian recognized standards of propriety".

Under the law, she said, Medicare beneficiaries are entitled to know whether medical services meet "professionally recognized standards of health care".

Under the new plan, investigators will have to tell patients whether their care met "professionally recognized standards of health care" and inform them of any action against the doctor or the hospital.

In the notice, Tenet said in a statement, the inspector general's office said it made its decision after determining that Redding Medical Center had "furnished cardiology and cardiac services (including several cardiac catheterizations and coronary artery bypass grafts) that were medically unnecessary and failed to meet professionally recognized standards of health care".