Sentence examples for standards were observed from inspiring English sources

Public Broadcasting Service has launched an investigation into the revelations to "determine whether or not all of PBS's editorial standards were observed", according to a statement released by the broadcaster on Tuesday and seen by the Hollywood Reporter.

Signs of poor ethical standards were observed in some of the older trials.

For some matrices, ion suppression effects as high as factor 5 10 relative to solvent standards were observed.

Specifically, small peaks with the same retention time as malonic plus tartaric acid and succinic plus malic acid standards were observed.

This will ensure that ethical research standards are observed by all recipients of federal funding.

The response of the internal standard (Ir) was constant over each measurement session (5% relative standard deviation, no temporal trend), and no difference in Ir-response between samples and calibration standards was observed.

That said, he's making an argument here, and he skillfully addresses the problems in current thinking that accept eating animals -- including offering a tough critique of Michael Pollan (The Omnivore's Dilemma) and his decision to continue eating animals as long as certain animal care standards are observed.

Use of a standardised agar diffusion method is practical in these situations and allows fast and reproducible results for clinical microbiology laboratories if standards are observed.

Linear responses between the amino acid concentration and the peak intensities ratio of corresponding amino acid to internal standard were observed for all amino acids analyzed in the range of concentrations from 20 to 300 μM, and correlation coefficients were between 0.983 (for arginine) and 0.999 (for phenylalanine).

Furthermore, plasmids close in size to the 170 kb and 55 kb bands of the molecular standard were observed in 2 C. botulinum strains each; both ∼170 kb plasmids carried the bivalent bont/B PCR-RFLP subtype, whereas both ∼55 kb plasmids carried the non-proteolytic bont/B PCR-RFLP subtype.

The category "at risk" was defined as the migration interval between the "acceptable" and "unacceptable" thresholds, in which studies with revision rates lower and higher than the standard were observed.