"standard of evaluating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to refer to a system or criteria used to evaluate or judge something. For example: "The school has adopted a new standard of evaluating students' performance that focuses on student engagement and project-based learning."
I'm not speaking of the standard of evaluating the ballot.
Standard of evaluating current collection quality: Referring to EN 50318, higher speed level and more complex circumstances should be considered for new evaluation standard of the current collection quality.
Assays performed include colony forming efficiency, CD146 expression, gene expression profiling, and the "gold standard" of evaluating bone and myelosupportive stroma formation in vivo in immuncompromised recipients.
The gold standard of evaluating the quality of bone regeneration is "Healing Index" (HI) [ 7, 14].
Therefore, we hypothesized that LUS can be used to reliably measure EVLW in rats, as compared to the gold standard of evaluating EVLW by gravimetric assessment of the lungs post-mortem [ 8].
Overnight polysomnography (OPS) is the "gold standard" method of evaluating this condition; however, it is time-consuming, inconvenient, and expensive.
That means that the security of the protocols cannot be established via standard procedures of evaluating the secret fraction of key lengths.
In case where subsets of inactives were selected randomly, the presented results are the averaged outcomes from 10 iterations (standard deviation of evaluating parameters values did not exceeded 0.05, confirming the consistency of the shown data).
We consider the standard method of evaluating levels of MDD in patients, the clinical 17-question HAMD assessment (a detailed description of the database is given in Section 3).
Dose-volume constraints (DVCs) expressed as a percentage of the prescription dose are a natural way to specify the objective and have been the standard way of evaluating the treatment in practice.
Randomised controlled trials are the acknowledged 'gold standard' method of evaluating the effectiveness of treatments, but little is known about how and why patients decide to participate in trials nor how much they understand about trial design.
