Sentence examples for standards independently from inspiring English sources

Organizations in the mining industry with multiple operations in different geographical locations face the decision whether to manage automation and control standards independently at each operation, or whether this should be centralized to some extent.

Although there is general consensus and some overlap between the major groups regarding the use of annotation methodologies and standards, the groups have forged and enforced standards independently of each other.

For the medical profession in the UK, there is now pressure to find high standard, independently validated training courses.

Musculoskeletal standard: Independently able to move all extremities and perform functional activities as observed or stated (includes assistive devices).

The standards move independently on a rail or set of rails and are connected by bellows.

Two authors using pretested standard forms independently extracted data including study details, study characteristics, interventions and intervention effects (HIV uptake of testing, HIV incidence and uptake into treatment programmes including the reported measures of association).

Using our test set of reads matching known A.thaliana splice junctions, we performed an analysis of supersplat's precision while focusing on two of these standard filters independently, including minimum chunk size and number of overlapping reads.

At the conclusion of the module, students have the opportunity to manipulate means and standard deviations independently for two groups of virtual fish, representing control and treatment groups, allowing them to see the impact of these parameters on a scientist's ability to draw robust conclusions from an experiment.

The six working standard solutions of each standard pyrethroid were prepared by independently weighing standards and respective volumes were made up with methanol and stored at 4°C until used.

The surgical teams consist of senior surgeons who all have standard qualifications and have independently performed standard anatomical hepatectomy in more than 100 patients.

We cannot appeal to any facts or standards of evaluation independently of their relation to the perspectives available to us; we can do little more than to insist on the legitimacy of our own perspective and try to impose it on other people through our "will to power".