Sentence examples for representative of the standard from inspiring English sources

Bill Winters, the bank's chief executive, said: "The circumstances that led to today's resolutions are completely unacceptable and not representative of the Standard Chartered I am proud to lead today.

Today, it's representative of the standard fare we get from the Obama and Romney campaigns.

Limitations are nonstandardized infusion sets, cannula placement, and age of cannula site likely increasing variability of absorption but representative of the standard clinical practice.

The course was administered by faculty from the South Carolina College of Emergency Physicians and is representative of the standard curriculum for continuing medical education courses in emergency ultrasound.

However, the case material used by Faggad and coauthors is not representative of the standard clinical behaviour of this disease regarding survival rate and prognostic impact of clinical variables (e.g., stage).

J. T. Ball, a representative of the standards board who observes the committee's meetings, said he did not know what action the board would take since the vote was so unexpected.

Selected representatives of the "standard" molybdopterin enzymes formate dehydrogenase [ 28, 29], DMSO reductase [ 30] and nitrate reductase [ 31, 32] have furthermore been included in the set of sequences used for tree reconstruction (all protein accession numbers, related to its related enzyme and strain are listed in the Additional file 1).

Several of the consumer representatives on the standards board contended that this was precisely the point, and if no synthetics meant no organic TV dinners, then TV dinners were something organic simply shouldn't do.

For representative maps of the standard error of 82Rb K 1 and 15O-water k 2, see Additional file 1: Figure S9.

All the endogenous plasma intensities in a run were shifted by the sample value constant to make the median of sample representative intensities of the standard protein across all runs equal in order to remove the systematic bias created during sample preparation.

Since the evidence derived from the frequency distribution suggests that the standard deviation is linearly proportional to the expression level (at least in the first approximation), we assume that a representative estimate of the standard deviation can be obtained in the form of a linear function of the mean expression.