Sentence examples for standard recall from inspiring English sources

The reason, they say, is that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the federal agency responsible for protecting consumers, is allowing automakers to bypass the requirements of a standard recall in favor of a less-stringent procedure called a "service improvement" or a "safety improvement," in which the carmaker does not admit to a safety-related defect.

Web history teaches us that there is usually a single winner, as all users steadily migrate to the single winning solution which imposes itself as a standard (recall that many of today's 'standards' began life as proprietary technologies).

Compliance with standard recall was 13.9% (N619).

Mailing self-samplers to non-responders may increase compliance as compared with delivering standard recall letters.

The Pap-test ASCUS or more severe in the standard recall arm was one out of 86 (1.2%).

General well-being is assessed using the 36-Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36), standard recall (four weeks).

"Everyone knew that it was a paper mess but no one wanted to sign up to a single standard," recalls one participant in that meeting.

The East African Weekly Standard recalled "her fight against the grabbing of Nairobi's Uhuru Park and the intention of the Moi regime to build what would have been the tallest building this side of the Indian Ocean... Prof Maathai stood against what she called 'the conversion of Nairobi into a concrete jungle'.

Andrew Leal wrote, "The plot is standard recalling nothing so much as a more graphic episode of Filmation's He-Man series.

This celebration of bodily diversity and assault on narrow societal beauty standards recalls the painted portraits of Lucian Freud who also not just accentuated physical flaws, but also made them the primary location of an art work's beauty.

Chet Wayland, the director of the air quality assessment division within the EPA's office of air quality planning and standards, recalled a research conference the agency hosted a few years ago where he met a graduate student who showed him a hand-held, homemade device that measured air pollution.