Sentence examples for standard published in from inspiring English sources

A similar method is described in an international standard published in 2009 by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) concerning the analytical support of the RoHS directive, namely standard EN 62321 (CEN 2009).

The initial WiMAX standard published in 2004, IEEE 802.16 standard [20], was aimed for fixed end-users.

In the standard published in 1998, the Pomeranian is included in the German Spitz standard, along with the Keeshond, by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale.

Inclusion criteria Primary diagnostic studies comparing red flags for fracture or malignancy to an acceptable reference standard, published in any language.

This 2006 Standard, from the International Society for Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision (ISCEV: www.iscev.org ), is a revision of the previous Standard published in 1993, and reviewed and re-issued in 1998.

Those children were divided into three height category by the Chinese children and adolescent growth standard published in 2009 [ 7], short stature group (97 children) defined as height blew the 3th percentile of the same sex and age children, normal short group (69 children) as height between the 3th and 25th percentile, normal group (35 children) as height above the 25th percentile.

Flint said the report by the parliamentary commission on banking standards published in June was hard-hitting and uncomfortable to read, but he warned that some of its recommendations will have unintended consequences.

It was thought that Iris Murdoch's brief early membership of the Communist party helped her to have six novels, some rather daring by Romanian standards, published in Bucharest before 1989.

The standards, published in 1960 as the result of an initiative started in 1948, are based on the MKS system of units rather than the Centimetre gram second system of units (CGS), which, in turn, had several variants.

Professional practice and performance are audited and compared to standards published in clinical practice guidelines and other medical literatures.

Regulations and standards published in the Code of Federal Regulations are justified in publicly available staff reports, criteria documents, and technical support documents.