Sentence examples for standard and evaluate from inspiring English sources

To date, no concerted effort has been made to both assemble a continuous history of the standard and evaluate its contributions across multiple facets of life cycle assessment.

We consider the emerging low-rate Wireless Personal Area Network technology as specified in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 802.15.4 standard and evaluate its suitability to the medical environment.

We show that the WBAN is realizable based on two kinds of medium access control (MAC) protocols such as a hybrid-time divison multiple access/carrier sense multiple access (TDMA/CSMA) and a TDMA, both of which are compliant with the IEEE 802.15.4.e standard, and evaluate the packet error rates and power consumptions for a hybrid-TDMA/CSMA-based WBAN and a TDMA-based WBAN.

The SCID-I is the diagnostic criterion standard and evaluates current (i.e., the 4 weeks preceding the interview) and lifetime psychiatric status for major Axis I mental disorders using criteria that correspond to the DSM-IV [ 1].

To accelerate the HFMD vaccine development process, NIFDC started conducting studies to solve technical bottlenecks, such as selecting HFMD vaccine virus seed, developing reference standard and evaluating immunogenicity, in 2008.

Mr. Levy outlined an ambitious plan that seeks to recruit more certified teachers, provide summer school for all students who do not meet academic standards and evaluate district superintendents with new criteria.

The goal of the research is to evaluate the different ways of lowering the total environmental burden of a building's life cycle, considering the two building standards, and evaluating the impacts due to implementation of renewable heating systems in comparison to standard Norwegian systems largely based on electricity.

The Engaging with Quality Initiative (EwQI) Programme focused on finding ways to engage clinicians in improving quality, setting standards and evaluating outcomes.

The overall method performance was assessed by evaluating the accuracy and precision of back-calculated concentrations of standards and evaluating the slope, intercept, and coefficient of determination of the 1/(concentration) weighted regression line.

The Job Evaluation Survey Tool (JEST), consisting of 15 questions was developed against GMC standards, and evaluated in a pilot study, field testing and finally in comprehensive use in the Foundation programme.

Endoscopy remains the gold standard to diagnose and evaluate inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) activity.