Despite these limitations, data from representative, individual-level dietary surveys remain the best practical standard for the assessment of dietary consumption, dietary quality (22), or diet-disease burden relations (11, 13, 23) globally and across nations.
But Faridah maintains the same practical standard for matrimony that she had as a girl: a husband would have to bring her fewer troubles instead of more.
Nevertheless, the mètre des Archives remained the legal and practical standard for the metre in France, even once it was known that it did not exactly correspond to the meridianal definition.
Although accurate, it is not a practical standard for the validation of new diagnostic tools because the time between diagnosis and death is often decades.
Still, there's a looser, more practical standard for the abandonment of privacy that we might still find frightening – the dissemination of pictures and words that tell the world who our friends are, where we live, what we care about, what mistakes we have made.
This data provided a useful practical standard to document the extent of peripheral retinal vascular development when screening infants with ROP using FA.
The fecal egg count reduction test (FECRT) is the most common method for diagnosing AR and serves as the practical gold standard.
While its use is commonly accepted as the practical gold standard, its use is not without limitations, especially in the presence of significant tricuspid regurgitation, intracardiac shunts, or concurrent intravenous infusions [9, 44, 45].
"I have a very practical standard to apply: whatever threshold we need to avoid the fiscal cliff," said Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, a Democrat turned independent from Connecticut.
