Sentence examples for truly standard from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, after a few decades since its first applications, HAZOP studies are not truly standard in worldwide industrial practice.

Not only, however, does this concept have no truly standard designation: more significantly, it is rarely subject to any sustained examination or analysis.

Nevertheless a recent U.S. 1-year study randomized LRYGB to intensive medical treatment for type 2 diabetes, using truly standard measurements in 50 diabetic patients (42% men) with mean BMI 36 kg/m, among whom 28% had BMI <35 kg/m (5).

A Naxos CD offers his truly standard-setting performance of the blistering Third Concerto from 1932, with Piero Coppola and the London Symphony, and solo works.

In epidemiology and population measurements, however, a truly gold standard measure can rarely be used for validation studies, and the use of imperfect or 'alloyed' gold standards risks introducing more bias than they are correcting [ 17].

It keeps up the truly magnificent standard set by the whole series.

Given their rapidly growing presence in Africa, this is important to secure a truly global standard.

Is this truly the standard EU leaders want to set as the way to respond to the global refugee crisis?" The trio also appeared in a video on the IRC's Twitter page: Williams said: "We now feel like it is our responsibility to take their stories and change the perception of these people".

It's meant to be a truly open standard that isn't bound to any specific platform.

The U.S. is the world's largest economy and we should use that power to implement truly high standard, enforceable trade agreements.

ED doctor of medicines, registered nurses and social workers have access to a list of community contacts that they can use; however, provision of this list to the youth will depend entirely on the ED clinician's actions and should truly represent standard of care.