Sentence examples for standard long term from inspiring English sources
At study outset, both areas exhibited high scores on the major deprivation indices including Oxford, Breadline Britain, Townsend, Jarman and Carstairs and with elevated Standard Mortality Rates, Standard Long Term Illness and permanent sickness ratios.
Its pay committee seems to have recognised that standard long-term incentive plans, or LTIPs, often turn out to be farcical.
In one of his most influential papers, Dr. Edwards described how he and a team of researchers, in 1977, compared the effects of a standard long-term counseling program for heavy drinkers with a single "advice" session.
The derivations are based on the 3GPP standard long-term evolution (LTE) [14].
A recent study by Peter Ferrara [of] the Institute for Policy Innovation showed that personal accounts of 6.4% invested half in corporate bonds and half in stocks earning standard long-term market investment returns would provide workers across the board with roughly two-thirds more in benefits than what Social Security promises but cannot pay.
A modified presynchronization treatment was compared with a standard long-term controlled internal drug release (CIDR) treatment, and treatments were compared on the basis of ovarian follicular dynamics, estrous response rate, synchrony of estrus expression, and pregnancy rates resulting from timed artificial insemination (TAI) in postpartum beef cows.
Standard long-term anticoagulant treatment consists of oral vitamin K antagonists (VKA) including warfarin, phenprocoumon and acenocoumarol.
Liquid nitrogen freezers, which are colder and have less temperature variability than mechanical freezers (34), are recommended for standard long-term sample storage; however, they are more expensive and require access to a regular LN2 source.
At the standard 15% long term capital gains rate that's near $500 million right there.Half a billion dollars!
Despite its high prevalence, there is no gold standard for long term treatment of women with PCOS.
This is the more important figure, because it's what determines living standards over the long term.
