Sentence examples for was considered standard from inspiring English sources

So has surgery: In a total hip replacement, loss of 750 milliliters of blood, about 1.5 pints, was considered standard; now it is just 200 milliliters.

[Germany] died 1340?, Toledo, Castile [Spain]), Jewish scholar whose codification of Jewish law was considered standard until the publication in 1565 of the Shulḥan ʿarukh ("The Well-Laid Table") by Joseph Karo.

Work from 7 15 am until 3 50 pm was considered standard work time, whereas 3 51 pm until 8 am was designated as on-call duty.

There was a time when a woman's winking was considered standard communication.

Previously, correction of disturbed hemodynamics to normal values in the peri-operative phase was considered standard care in the treatment of surgical patients.

Eligible patients were patients with histologically or cytologically confirmed advanced tumours for which sunitinib was considered standard therapy or patients with advanced or metastatic tumours for whom no standard therapy was available.

The guidelines noted that "sperm and embryo cryopreservation are considered standard practice and are widely available".

A bigger problem, however, is the question of what should be considered standard give-and-take.

As here, city accents are closer to what might be considered standard English.

"These charges are considered standard industry practice," Mr. Louette said during an interview.

Tipping the guides is left to individual discretion, but $5 a day per person is considered standard.