Sentence examples for standards termed from inspiring English sources

Four serological reference serum sets were constructed as standards termed high, medium, low and negative to serve as internal quality control standards and to mathematically normalize individual samples for objective comparisons between testing platforms.

They cannot be controlled by direct extension of existing techniques from either standard (termed 1D here) or 2D systems theory.

There are several standard terms that describe form and function.

But Mr Baker said: "That's a standard term of abuse.

● This offer and all other rental purchases are subject to Curzon Home Cinema's standard terms and conditions.

If "disabled" remains the standard term, some artists and activists resist its connotation of impairment.

The statement said: "Dr Ellis, 54, retired on the same standard terms available to his colleagues.

Over the past four years, proxy access provisions have progressively converged on market standard terms.

The standard terms of the assistantship depend on the student's tenure in the program.

Material exceptions to standard terms must be reviewed and approved by the Office of the General Counsel.

Procurement attempts to negotiate standard terms of Free on Board ("FOB") Destination.