They cannot fairly be judged by the standards of long-established democracies.
In contrast to the gold standard of long-term storage experiments applied in industry, novel experimental and in silico molecular dynamics tools for predicting protein solution stability can be applied within several minutes or hours.
For over more than five decades, vitamin K antagonists (VKAs) had been the standard of long-term anticoagulation in indications such as stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation (SPAF).
Perhaps you'd rather hold yourself to the impossibly high standards of writers long dead.
For evaluation of the difference in cell sizes between the ethanol-adapted and non-adapted strains, average and standard deviation of long and short diameters of mother and daughter cells, respectively, from 50 cells were calculated.
Spacious by the standards of Long Island villages, Lloyd Harbor occupies a peninsula jutting northward into Long Island Sound.
Make a looser set of exposure standards for long-distance space hangs?
There are also examples of standards that are part of lower ranked technologies amongst the top 15 W3C standards in terms of long development time, e.g. four standards related to T61 ("PICS").
Israeli spokesmen also cite as examples of "incitement" the standard recitation of long-standing Palestinian political demands by Palestinian cabinet ministers -- among them their claim to East Jerusalem and Palestinian refugees' "right of return" to their former homeland.
As a result, many Internet merchants have concentrated more on their Web-traffic figures than on the standard measures of long-term retail success, like gross margins, customer acquisition costs and customer retention rates.
One of the best-known applications of the plastic was initiated in 1930, when the Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation (later the Union Carbide Corporation) introduced Vinylite, a copolymer of vinyl chloride and vinyl acetate that became the standard material of long-playing phonograph records.
