Sentence examples for standardly recorded from inspiring English sources

Excluding these reactions in the study population solely based on the clinical records is difficult, as for these conditions no treatment or intervention is considered necessary [ 38, 42] and blood pressure is not standardly recorded in our institutes during CT studies.

The predication in (58) is standardly read as "e is a swim by Ewan".

Such problems are thus standardly regarded as constituting the most difficult problems in \ \textbf{NP}\).

Export copies standardly attract royalties based on net receipts, not recommended retail price.

I can't even think of a best thing, it's just all so standardly pleasant.

Shame can be more sophisticated, internal and honourable than moral guilt which is standardly lauded over it.

Condoms and/or abstinence are the two standardly recommended methods of avoiding infection, but both clearly have inherent drawbacks.

The question is whether computation as standardly defined is sufficient for having consciousness.

Now, it turns out that that assumption, standardly built into the usual label, may be false.

Data is a plural count noun not, standardly speaking, a mass noun.

There are standardly thought to be four sorts of rationality, each presenting different theoretical problems.