Sentence examples for standard to set from inspiring English sources

There are numerous ways to achieve alveolar recruitment, and so far there is no gold standard to set PEEP, to recruit previously atelectatic lung regions in a standardized fashion, or even to define adequate alveolar recruitment.

Year after year, officials have used that standard to set catch limits.

It notes when the respective economies ceased to allow the gold standard to set monetary policy.

If we are — as you argue — too quick to denigrate the school system, what would be a reasonable standard to set?

That's a high standard to set in the opera house, where singers and conductors in lighthearted works have a lot more on their minds than comic timing and sight gags.

The rise of the Tea Party has galvanised his anti-government stance and views once considered extreme – auditing the Federal Reserve and returning to the gold standard to set the dollar's value, for example – are making inroads into the Republican agenda.

Two years ago, the federal government issued proposed national organic standards, to set a baseline for all accredited certifying bodies in the country, including the association in Connecticut.

Thermometer manufacturers then use these platinum-resistance standards to set the scales for other high-precision thermometers.

Clearly, there are no formulas or universal standards to set the value of these parameters; choices often reflect social preferences.

The famadihana is costly; many families sacrifice higher living standards to set aside money for the ceremony.

Uniformity of standards to set up a quality assurance program at national level is an important task.