Sentence examples for scheduling standards from inspiring English sources

A prime time change would be, by Fox News scheduling standards, seismic; the channel has had a remarkably consistent lineup of hosts and shows, much to the chagrin of competitors like MSNBC and CNN, which have not.

Even by his own industrious scheduling standards -- he already has more than 150 CD's to his name -- he computed that he would have to live to 120 to complete the task.

Fasting blood samples, drawn at about 9 00 9 30 am, were obtained during the scheduled standard systematic medical examination.

In this study patients with newly diagnosed GBM are stratified by MGMT methylation status before randomization to a TMZ schedule (standard daily dose for 5/28 days or a 21/28 days dose-dense regimen).

Park Chu Gyu, director of the pollution control division of the environment ministry, said the European Union had set the same schedule of standards for all cars in Europe.

Rather than special diets, he supports preventively taking approved anti-inflammatory medications, such as aspirin and statins, and scrupulously scheduling the standard vaccinations in order to prevent infections.

Consideration of costs and technical feasibility are supposed to come in at the second phase, he said, that of deciding how and on what schedule the standards should be put into effect.

However, similar to the scheduling, the standard does not define the link adaptation algorithm.

LDM scheduling of standard cytotoxic agents exerts its therapeutic effect by targeting the endothelial cells of the tumor vasculature, rather than the rapidly dividing cancer cells [ 4, 28- 30].

The software allows performing weekly irrigation schedules under standard, regulated deficit irrigation and water restriction conditions.

In case of an exception (i.e. a customer order cannot be fulfilled as promised in the order schedule), a standard process is triggered to handle it collaboratively by business partners through fast, effective negotiations.