Sentence examples for the standards represented from inspiring English sources

Lukas Ligeti challenges himself to meet the standards represented by his lineage.

The standards represented at medium to high abundance (103 copies/ng or above; ERCC-13, -42, -95 and -99) showed the closest agreement between observed and expected fold change values with over 75% of entities within 10% of the expected values.

"The standards represent a level of knowledge and skill that's essential for every child".

The standard represents a shift from pollution control to pollution prevention regarding environmental protection during refueling.

The standard represents a model standard for evaluating all security risks of petroleum and petrochemical infrastructure and operations and assists industries in more thoroughly and consistently conducting SRAs.

However, as WHO guidelines[ 2] recommend that drying times are limited to 30 seconds, does the standard represent realistic usage?

Then the city began to argue that the partitions, the martial-arts videos and other adaptations to the 60-40 standarepresentednothingthing more than "sham compliance".

The publication of these standards represents a maturing of the discipline of user-centred design.

A lag of a year or two in carrying out the California standards represents a significant saving for the automobile industry, Mr. White, the clean-energy advocate, said.

The Weekly Standard represented a part of the primary electorate that we could get".

Therefore, in most studies using GC for quantification, α-diastereomer is used as the calibration standard representing HBCD groups.