Príklady standard

• The standard of the students' work is abysmal.

• For years they have enjoyed a standard of living unmatched by any other country in Europe.

• The standard of care at our local hospital is excellent.

• Certain of the candidates were well below the usual standard, but others were very good indeed.

• As his career attests, he is a cricketer of world-class standard.

• Power steering, electric windows and central locking are standard features on all models.

• What is standard practice in a situation like this?

• It's a standard surgical procedure.

• Her standard excuse for being late was beginning to wear thin.

• There are three categories of accommodation - standard, executive and deluxe.

• Where the salinity of the receiving water is $1 0, the choice of organisms depends on state water quality standards and/or permit requirements.

• External standards were included to control for hybridization efficiency and sensitivity.

• Accounting and auditing standards need to be reexamined to provide enhanced value to users of financial statements, related disclosures, and more comprehensive business reporting.

• Parrinder does not, however, enumerate, far less describe, these standards.

• Within each of the standards, minimum required and, in some cases, recommended reporting is described.

• The final rule contains standardized test procedures and performance standards to ensure that detergent gasolines provide an effective level of protection against certain engine deposits.

• The performance elements and standards include the following.

• To date, no national standards to guide the type, quality, and duration of supported employment have been established.

• Much will obviously depend upon how these standards are applied in practice.

• Again this is a substantial number of cases by reconstitution standards.

• The middle classes had experienced low unemployment and nascent affluence during the interwar years and their living standards deteriorated considerably during the 1940s.

• The setting of particularly high standards for uniformity and internal consistency makes it impossible to speak of the existence of almost any" ism" in policy.

• Secondly, social work is likely to become more professional as training standards improve.

• Other older people might continue to judge present day experience by false standards.

• Currently there are no universally accepted standards for environmental auditors to work toward, although they are beginning to be developed.