Sentence examples for significantly higher standard from inspiring English sources

(Ironically, most critics now agree that Parks and Recreation set a significantly higher standard after the second season).

The Institute for Justice has taken an aggressive stance against civil asset forfeiture, and believes all forfeiture should be tied to a criminal conviction, which would require authorities to meet a significantly higher standard of proof before taking property.

We found that healthcare workers in the four countries provided post-test counseling of a significantly higher standard to HIV-positive women than to their HIV-negative counterparts.

The exponential and power-law fit residuals, describing variation of measurements from expected trends with distance from source, have significantly higher standard deviation (Table  1) compared to hand-drawn isopach maps.

In contrast, the beginners gave slightly smaller cell counts (2-way ANOVA P value = 0.04), and these cell counts have a significantly higher standard deviation (Wilcoxon test P value = 0.004) than the cell counts from the experts.

G.M., in a 336-page report, argued that federal fuel standards had not led to improvements in national energy security, gasoline consumption, climate change or air pollution, and added that imposing significantly higher standards for trucks would be a great disadvantage for the Big Three.

While the international banking rules, called Basel III, settled on 7 percent as the minimum standard for a certain kind of capital, it's acceptable in Britain to talk about having significantly higher standards.

The hierarchy looked especially dubious after a team of academic researchers (not financed by industry) analyzed dozens of large-scale clinical trials in previous decades and reported that industry-sponsored ones met significantly higher standards than the nonindustry ones.

Today's consumers though have significantly higher standards than the original users of the web.

A t-test for independent samples revealed that students working with standardised patients displayed significantly higher standards of practical clinical skills than those working with peer patients (p=0.018).

Greer examined the performance of children with WS aged 4 18 years and found that standard scores on the Socialization and Communication scales were significantly higher than standard scores on the Daily Living Skills or Motor Skills scales [ 6].