Sentence examples for utility as a standard from inspiring English sources
Indeed, reflection on what was morally problematic about laws and policies influenced his thinking on utility as a standard.
Hence oral fluid THC testing has potential utility as a standard screening tool for detecting marijuana-related DUI (Gjerde et al. 2014; Langel et al. 2014; Gjerde et al. 2015; Edwards et al. 2017).
This variability detracts from their utility as a standard and precise analytical tool.
In addition to its utility as a quantitative standard, the large genome of lambda allowed selection of amplicons with extreme GC contents.
Because an incomplete medical record diminishes its utility as a gold standard for the Summary Audit, NHSO requires that at least 70% of medical records must be complete.
Anaerobic cultures of airway samples are problematic in that they are labor intensive, outside standard practice for most clinical microbiologic laboratories and may have variable performance; thus, their utility as a gold-standard comparison is limited.
Similar to its utility as a universal quantitative standard for standard curve analysis [16], genomic DNA isolated from the target species has also proven to be effective not only for testing quantitative precision across multiple amplicons and targets, but can also be useful for assessing target specificity (data not shown).
While the principle of utility retreats to the background as a standard of overall normative assessment, moral rights serve as everyday sources of direct moral obligation, making Spencer no less an indirect utilitarian than Mill.
The Qatar Emiri Air Force also operates Westland's Commando variant, as a standard utility transport for ground forces, a single one was also equipped specially to perform VIP transport duties.
Quantitative MR measurements were also obtained of the contralateral knee and the utility as reference standard was investigated.
Yet he also promulgated the principle of utility as the standard of right action on the part of governments and individuals.
