Sentence examples for standard or above from inspiring English sources

An apparent justification for the investment appears to be that only some 4% of the memorial's collection is ever displayed; this is standard or above average for major cultural institutions where only minuscule proportions of hard collections can ever be concurrently displayed.

Also in 2014 2nd for both GCSE and A-Level results, with 72.2% of Year 11 pupils achieving the expected standard or above of 5 GCSE's including English and Maths.

Compared to the whole ALSPAC cohort, mothers of included individuals were more likely to have been educated to A-level standard or above (44 versus 35%, P < 0.001) and own their home (84 versus 73%, P < 0.001), were slightly older (29.2 versus 28.0 years, P < 0.001) and were less likely to be regular smokers pre-pregnancy (25 versus 34%, P < 0.001) (see Supporting information, Table S1).

Germany or Great Britain?' Well, anyone educated to a GCSE standard E or above would answer this with: "Well, I suppose it depends what you like.

As of October 2010, all of the rest areas found along the A6 motorway comply with C-type rest area standards or above.

Group 3, named the in-danger group, had average or above standard scores for externalizing behavioral problems, while the scores for internalizing behavioral problems were above the subclinical standard point at age 4 and at the clinical standard point at ages 5 and 6.

Indeed in 2014 Trafford was the first in the United Kingdom for Key Stage 2 results, with 87% of Year 6 pupils achieving the expected standard of Level 4 or above in Reading, Writing and Arithmetic.

A Python script uses this information to generate a user-friendly interactive report accessed through a standard web browser (Firefox 2.0 or above, Safari 3.0 or above, Internet Explorer 6 or above).

Renal abnormalities have been described with intravenous agents, particularly when they are given at high doses (above standard) or as a rapid infusion.

Three standard deviations above (upper) or below (lower) the mean.

Features of poor quality (fluorescence < 2 standard deviations above background) or known technical error (poor PCR, improper primer design, unexpected PCR length etc).