Sentence examples for standards for addressing from inspiring English sources

Under the revised bill, industry will develop the standards for addressing threats and compliance will be voluntary.

Mr. Berners-Lee, who is now the director of the World Wide Web Consortium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, came up with the software standards for addressing, linking and sharing documents over the Web: U.R.L.'s (uniform resource locators), HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol) and HTML (hypertext mark-up language).

Even a fact sheet from the U.S. government's International Trade Administration highlights this FTA's limits on financial regulation as a boon: "The U.S.-Korea Trade Agreement will set new, higher standards for addressing regulatory issues... "...

It provides standards for addressing national public health threats that have the potential to become global emergencies.

The 21 ISTCs [ 4] are organised into 4 sections: 1) standards for diagnosis, 2) standards for treatment, 3) standards for addressing HIV co-infection and other comorbid conditions and 4) standards for public health.

Clinical trials are the gold standard for addressing this issue, but their results are not conclusive [ 4- 6].

XPath is the standard language for addressing parts of an XML document.

Some standard techniques for addressing these problems present a frequency dependent formulation and may involve fixed-frequency calculations at many different frequencies.

GEE models have long been established in the statistical literature as a standard approach for addressing correlated data.

We found that standard methods for addressing population structure [e.g., the structure software package [23]] did not perform well with samples from highly polymorphic species like ascidians (see Discussion).

There appears to be no standard approach for addressing these issues in farmworker studies.