Sentence examples for the equivalent standards from inspiring English sources
We standardized all patients by applying the equivalent standards commonly used in this field to each patient in order to obtain comparable patients.
Nor is No 5 much help, as it says the FSA will consider "whether the person has contravened any of the requirements and standards of the regulatory system or the equivalent standards or requirements of other regulatory authorities … or government bodies or agencies".
And how many could do it with teams of the equivalent standard of the Jaguars, Bills, Chiefs and Lions, who between them have won a grand total of eight out of 28 matches this season?
Now, the Masterfoods USA division of Mars is bringing out a supersize version, called Mega, with each milk chocolate or peanut piece about 55percentt larger than the equivalent standard-size M&M's.
The objective of this study is to characterize the mechanical properties of asphalt mixtures with recycled concrete aggregates for low volume roads (herein, the equivalent standard axle load number is low).
ESAC simulations yielded the full-model solution (as guaranteed by the method) and were generally a factor of 3 4 times faster than the equivalent standard full-model-everywhere simulations.
Using the simple transformations described in Appendix, we obtain the equivalent standard form geometric program (GP).
Through this method (N65) which is the equivalent standard penetration test should be calculated using the proposed equation, to predict liquefaction for records in Babol.
In a supervised classification setting, STMs improved performance in all our experimental settings, also in comparison with the equivalent standard (non-scale-aware) measures.
Suppose that the optional character occurs in a proportion r of the binding sites and that the base frequencies of the equivalent standard PWM with and without the optional character are given by and respectively.
The current lack of access to health care evidenced by the lack of facilities in Zambian prisons and the evaluation of medical needs by untrained and unqualified guards falls far below the equivalent standard of available treatment in the community.
