Sentence examples for standards which provide from inspiring English sources

"In addition, anyone prosecuted for offenses they allegedly committed while a child should be treated in accordance with international juvenile justice standards, which provide them with special protections.

If in contact with a justice system, persons under 18 at the time of the alleged offense must be treated in accordance with international juvenile justice standards which provide them with special protection.

Certainly, the deontological standards which provide for communication as a moment of 'exclusive technical-professional reflection which is reserved and confidential and aims at correcting the procedure and modifying organizational practices and professional behaviour' may not be sufficient to reassure physicians with regard to the risks of litigation.

The early efforts of MSI were focused on community-agreed reporting standards, which provided a clear description of the biological system studied and all components of metabolomics studies.

William Rees-Mogg, a former editor of the Times of London, argued that "Keynes' rejection of moral rules led him to reject the gold standard, which provided an automatic control of monetary inflation," Skidelsky recounted.

Since the communication mediums are considered as tools to exchange the information between vehicle and infrastructure, any communication standard, which provides the fit qualification, can be applied to autonomous intersection management.

However, we can see in Fig. 13 that this FTN system is surpassed by the orthogonal one using the rate 2/3 LDPC code of the DVB-S2 standard, which provides the same spectral efficiency.

This paper describes a prototype of the universal gateway connecting various architecture of wireless sensor networks which are based on the architecture of intelligent sensors that use the open IEEE 1451 standard which provides the interface among sensors/actuators and instruments, microprocessors and networks.

We used a collection of cold-induced genes in A. thaliana compiled by Hannah et al. (2005) as gold standard, which provided us with a means to evaluate the accuracy of the combined methods.

Bacterial suspensions for inocula were prepared from 18 hours BHI broth medium equivalent to McFarland 0.5 standard, which provides turbidity comparable with that of a bacterial suspension containing 1.5 × 10 colony-forming units (CFU /ml.

To ascertain peak purity of test sample, we compared in vivo and in vitro methanol extract reflectance spectra with standard, which provides test sample purity as shown in Figure  1.