Sentence examples for universally recognized standard from inspiring English sources

It is recommended that a universally recognized standard such as ISO 9000 be adopted as the basis for an industry-wide quality management system.

How does this same regulator evaluate information that is produced without universally recognized standards for laboratory protocols or data formats?

Such risk management strategies may either be based on evidence from randomized controlled trails (RCTs) (e.g. cognitive behavioral therapy [CBT], regular exercise) [ 18- 22] or represent potential risk-reducing strategies that correspond to universally recognized standards for healthy living (e.g. avoiding illicit drugs and excessive consumption of alcohol, getting adequate sleep) [ 23- 25].

In fact, the "green" label is a modern-day marketing term that isn't backed by universally recognized labeling standards.

It is universally recognized as the standard English version of Aristotle.

Activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) is universally recognized as the standard assay for monitoring heparin therapy [10, 11] and it is considered a good choice in the adult population treated with ECMO [7].

Although surgical repair is universally recognized as the gold standard for treatment of paraesophageal hernia (PEH), the optimal surgical approach is still the subject of debate.

The Greenwich (or prime) meridian (0°) mark, which since 1884 has been almost universally recognized as the world standard for reckoning longitude, is still on display, as is a collection of early astronomical instruments.

Presidential elections were universally recognized as meeting international standards.

Only a few studies have compared the methanogenic potential of several types of vegetables, but there is no standard and universally recognized procedure for the determination of the biomethane yield in these researches.

At the present time there are unfortunately no standard and universally recognized nomenclature systems available for naming certain types of pathway components.