Sentence examples for standards we consider from inspiring English sources

At the present time and without the use of internal standards, we consider that the differences are due to a combination of common factors that affect the signal: aging of the machine and especially the electron multiplier, routine replacement of liner, as well as small differences in the vacuum level after maintenance of the apparatus.

In accordance with established standards, we considered treatment effective if the medication reduced CH pain by at least 50% within 15 min of a subcutaneous application or within 30 min of any other application form compared with untreated attacks[19 21].

As a comparison standard, we consider the optimized pilot allocation in [11] where GA was utilized to generate orthogonal pilot sequences.

Following the Atlas standard, we consider only those contigs output by UMD+Atlas that are 1 Kb or longer.

About the diagnosis of IH, although lumbar puncture is the gold standard, we considered it dangerous because of the accentuated venous hypertension and consequent brainstem descent.

"We're a pretty obsessive band," says Mark. "It's taken a lot of work to make each record up to the standards that we consider good enough.

This list is based on a major device class of the standard mentioned; we consider several devices used for the public transportation user.

In our study, the combination of multiple diagnostic methodologies was used as reference standard because we consider it reliable.

Our methods are valid for all types of data when the p-value has been computed using one of the standard tests we consider, and may have reasonable accuracy even for other tests provided the number of pairs exceeds 50 and the data are not too sparse or skewed.

From now on we will adhere unfailingly to our existing standards: we will consider only letters with full contact information — your name, address, current location and daytime and evening telephone numbers (not for publication).

I have also found that having a group of colleagues from different fields with whom I can regularly talk about the tensions and ambivalences of academic work helps all of us develop individual standards for what we consider desirable work practices and relationships.