Sentence examples for standard experts from inspiring English sources

But the methods of reaching them have become increasingly standard, experts say.

While there is no firm standard, experts say that to be considered cost-effective, a treatment should be no more than about $100,000 per QALY.

Although 128 kilobits per second is standard, experts say that a setting of 160 should be enough for portable devices; 190 is better; and 256 may be too much.

Industry officials said they expected to see new applications with greater frequency, and while projections differ on when I.S.D.N. will become the de facto standard, experts agree that by the turn of the century I.S.D.N. use will be widespread.

To head this new effort, they chose George Selgin, formerly from the University of Georgia, and one of our better gold standard experts from academia today.

Peter Eisenegger, privacy standard expert at the National Consumers Federation was part of an expert group that developed a range of European standards covering the use of contactless cards.

The most significant departure from "standard" expert systems architectures is ACE's use of a conventional data base management system as its primary source of information.

MFM has several properties which makes for a relatively easy knowledge engineering task, compared to mathematical models as used in classical control theory and compared to the rule bases used in standard expert systems.

Table 2 Novices' median scores Open image in new window Table 3 Novices compared to performance standard   Retention test (novice n = 7) Performance standard (expert n = 5) Difference Task Median Range Median Range P valuea Pipe cleaner 42 28–63 62 49–100 0.06 N.S.

Therein, the local descriptors for microstructure representation are often untouched, using standard, expert-provided ones such as the SIFT [9], PCA-Sift [10], and HOG [11], which result in a similar performance for image recognition.

NSAIDs should not be used with methotrexate (standard, expert agreement).