Sentence examples for standard specified for from inspiring English sources
Rankin was previously among a list of hundreds of authors, along with Joanna Trollope, Nick Hornby and Kate Mosse, who last December petitioned the prime minister to tackle child literacy in the wake of national figures showing one in five 11-year-olds leaving primary school were unable to read to the minimum standard specified for the age group.
The firm says subcontractors have to comply with safety and quality standards specified for each toy.
Here in New Islington, the requirement to offer "like for like" with the previous estate meant sticking to Parker Morris standards, so the houses here are in fact 20% larger than the space standards specified for London.
Table 5 represents classification of samples according to standards specified for different water quality parameters.
Table 3 shows the classification of samples according to standards specified for different water quality parameters.
The Level-II water quality standard specified in the National Environmental Quality Standards for Surface Water (GB3838-2002) wappliedied, and the standards for NH4+-N and COD are 0.5 mg/L and 15 mg/L, respectively.
So if I say mature folk morality is mature by the descriptive standard specified by the best candidates for mature folk morality a central question seems to be getting begged.
If a gold standard were specified for the national surveillance of sodium intakes it would likely entail the combination of repeated national probability sampling and the use of 24 h urine collections biochemically validated for completeness.
The 802.11 standard specifies protocols for the physical (PHY) and the media access control (MAC) layers of the OSI stack.
The IEEE 802.11 standard specifies support for multiple transmission data rates at the physical layer so that networks can perform properly in environments with different levels of interference and noise.
Definite and probable findings are set for items (i) and (ii), and the standards are specified for (iv) and (v).
