Sentence examples for standards of appropriate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sheidlower works mostly alone, but invariably attired in a suit, a formal man with a visceral distaste for casual Friday and other evidence of shifting standards of appropriate dress.

The content of sodium (Na) and potassium (K) in groundwater was estimated using EEL flame photometer with proper Air-LPG flame, sodium and potassium sulfate standards of appropriate concentrations were used.

Efforts are needed to create and implement national level guidelines that can be used as standards of appropriate operation and coverage for NGOs to follow and as evaluation benchmarks to assess the performance and equity of the NGO sector.

While standards of appropriate behavior (e.g., discrimination) appear to be possible to influence in a short period of time, more deeply held prejudices and values may only adjust over the course of a longer intervention, or even lived experience.

Should parents even try to make their students meet some standard of appropriate school dress, or should we let our teenagers conform to their own ideas of what's right for their school environment?

Given that the standard of appropriate transfusion requires more than 75%% posttransfusion survival, the use of human RBCs in rodent recipients are not appropriate to study the efficacy of RBC transfusion.

The driving principles of the Global Approach to Migration are diffused in these contexts as norms to be adopted, "understood as a standard of appropriate behaviour for actors" (Trauner & Wolff, 2014, p. 15).

Popular culture grows only more licentious, while standards of the "appropriate" at work and in school grow only more strict.

Wylie (1986, p. 287), for instance, claims that 'the most sophisticated positions on either side now incorporate self-justifying conceptions of the aim of philosophy and of the standards of adequacy appropriate for judging philosophical theories of science'.

For tomographic data analysis, three-dimensional regions of interest (ROI) were drawn around the tumor, and the total amount (in picomoles) of fluorochrome was calculated by TrueQuant software (PerkinElmer/VisEn Medical) using previously generated standards of the appropriate dye.

A preventable adverse event is described as an adverse event that would not have occurred if the patient had received ordinary standards of care appropriate for the time.