Sentence examples for redefine standard from inspiring English sources

Party officials described the latest charges against Mr. Norman, 52, and Mr. Feldman, 50, as an attempt to redefine standard operating procedure in the bare-knuckled world of local politics as criminal behavior.

The results of the study may redefine standard of care of adjuvant treatment techniques for cervical cancer.

Randomised phase III studies comparing newer agents with benchmark controls (currently sunitinib for the first line and everolimus for second line) are required to redefine standard therapy.

Modelland's ultimate purpose is to continue to help redefine standards of beauty — no matter what your age, race, body size and so forth.

Palombo past art series also aim to make political or social statements by portraying Disney Princesses with disabilities to redefine "standards of beauty" and illustrating beloved female cartoons who have been domestically abused by their partners.

If this study demonstrates reduction in late morbidity with IG-IMRT than it would redefine standards for adjuvant radiation in cervical cancer.

The Nokia 1100, introduced in 2003, created a new value equation in developing markets by redefining standards of durability, an area of concern amongst lower-income consumers.

Nearly a century separates me and the women who first redefined standards for what was acceptable for women--the flappers of the 1920s.

Lately, I've been seeing more media attention than ever directed towards redefining standards of female beauty- from articles on looking great at every age to Jennifer Hudson's turn as Vogue's cover model.

The extremely accurate value obtained by Essen and Parry for the frequency of the cesium atom in 1958 provided a new standard for measuring time, called atomic time, and was eventually (1967) used to redefine the standard SI unit of time, the second, in terms of atomic frequencies.

18 It follows from what we fathom to be the congressional purpose that a State may not redefine its standard of need in such a way that it skirts the requirement of re-evaluating its existing standard.