Sentence examples for standards for the term from inspiring English sources
In general, there are no legal standards for the term "natural" as it applies to personal care products.
(An incident is commonly called a mass shooting if three or more people in a similar location are shot, though law enforcement and media outlets often use different standards for the term).
Table 3 lists the first 10 genes--along with their first 10 supporting publications--returned by GLAD4U Hypergeometric method that were not in the corresponding gold standards for the terms "apoptosis" and "hypertension" (see additional files 1 and 2 for the complete lists of genes and supporting publications).
First, I conducted a literature review which established that there was no standard meaning for the term "dialogue".
Stunting has been observed for centuries, but it wasn't until 1973 that the current standard definition for the term was introduced by the nutritionist John Waterlow, from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Methodological challenges in this field of study have included the lack of standard definitions for the term "orphan" as well as difficulties confirming orphanhood status secondary to parental HIV/AIDS related death.
In addition, fecal matter is usually collected to meet practical standards for the donors in terms of storage and shipment, and some investigators use samples that were collected 'anaerobically'anaerobically
The PLC App is derived from the NIMH-Life-Chart Method, the de facto standard for the long-term monitoring of bipolar patients.
Mouse secondary iPSCs generated in our lab are an extraordinary model to inspect the degree of difference between iPSCs and ESCs because secondary iPSCs meet the ESC gold-standard for the full-term development of germ-line transmittable all-iPSC mice.
There is a limited range, albeit rather wide, of appropriate standards for the application of a term.
It is just one instance of the general truth that standards for the application of a term vary within a wide but non-arbitrary range as determined by various features of the conversational context.
