Sentence examples for standard historically from inspiring English sources

Increase in growth velocity of ≥ 2 cm/yr was considered significant (a standard historically used in studies of response to GH)(26– 26).

If a response to treatment with GH is defined as ≥ 2 cm/yr (a standard historically used in studies of response to GH), then 50% of the patients responded after 1 year of treatment.

MARKETERS promoting their products online have followed a fairly standard arc historically, first buying digital ads and building their own Web sites in the early years of the Internet, and more recently amassing followers on social networks like Facebook and Twitter.

I look to you to lead the way in revaluing the billion and cutting these (American) Internet "billionaires" down to size at the same time.DECLAN O'RIORDANDisley, CheshireSIR May I suggest The Economist bears the standard of historically correct language and refrains from using the word Gallic for French ("The return of the Anglo-Saxons", May 6th)?

We have also included this material as an internal reference standard to historically track method reproducibility and instrument behavior between multiple reactions.

Covert and overt programs have different sets of rules: JSOC's overt strikes have to abide by international law and are subject to internal Defense Department standards, while the CIA's institutional hierarchies and transparency standards have historically been less rigid.

Primary regulation of mileage standards has historically fallen to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an arm of the Transportation Department.

The recession has brought about many of the biggest changes, like lower prices, tighter lending standards and historically low interest rates.

The other is that the Conservatives are doing as well as they are in the polls given that falling living standards have historically been the kiss of death for a party seeking re-election.

Jeffrey Kushan, a patent attorney at Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP in Washington, D.C., questions the commission's conclusions and notes that raising IP standards has historically promoted international competition and investment.

But, I also get that compared to European standards our historically "cheap" gas has provided no incentive to build commuter or long haul rail services that really work.