Indeed the deputy editor (news) believes that in the past couple of years, through the period of the introduction of the latest wave of technology, subbing standards on the paper have risen.
Like most government officials, Mr. Frommelt says Liechtenstein has taken steps to bring its money-laundering laws in line with European standards, at least on paper.
Environmental groups and privately held companies can set all the standards they want on paper.
Our random walk framework results in a ranking of scientific documents which is shown to be more effective in facilitating literature exploration than PageRank measured against a proxy gold standard based on papers' potential usefulness in facilitating later research.
Finally, the strips and 10 μL SDS-PAGE molecular weight standard on filter paper were placed on top of the 20 cm x 20.5 cm 12% second-dimension gel (12% v/v acrylamide/bis solution, 375 mM Tris, pH 8.8, 0.1% v/v SDS, 1/2000 TEMED, 0.05% v/v APS).
29 Telephone screening may have improved willingness to participate compared with researcher administration 20 (RR 1.26, 95% CI 1.06 to 1.50), but neither face-to-face administration nor electronic completion led to any difference in recruitment compared with standard self-completion on paper.
In addition to these broad ideological goals, the Koch brothers have a narrow self-interest in dismantling government regulations that impose environmental and other standards on the oil, paper, and other corporations they own.
Without energetic action to put them into place, standards are just words on paper.
In designing an experiment to test this hypothesis, surgeons of differing experience (n=19) marked excision margins of 2, 5 and 10 mm around a standard circular lesion drawn on paper.
