| 词汇 | gold-standard |
| 释义 | gold standard noun[ S ] uk /ˈɡəʊld ˌstæn.dəd/ us /ˈɡoʊld ˌstæn.dɚd/ gold standardnoun[S] (FINANCIAL SYSTEM)a system of providing and controlling the exchange of money in a country, in which the value of money (compared to foreign money) is fixed against that of gold金本位（制） Economics accommodative anti-economic anti-inflation anti-inflationary anti-recession buyer's market deindustrialization economic economist Great Recession gross domestic product HDI human development index Keynesian monetarism monetary recession reflate retrench squeeze gold standardnoun[S] (GOOD THING)something that is very good and is used for measuring how good other similar things are: （在同类事物中的）标尺，表率 I think "Sesame Street" is still the gold standard for preschool television.我觉得《芝麻街》仍然是衡量学龄前儿童电视节目质量的标尺。 Good, better and best all is wellidiom at the best of timesidiom be off the hookidiom be the last word in somethingidiom better stillphrase break clean cut heteronormative high-quality knock something into a cocked hatidiom leave someone/something in the dustidiom milesidiom second so much the betteridiom sound super good topper unexcelled unsurpassed You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Comparing and contrasting the gold standard | Business Englishthe gold standard noun[ S ] ukus ECONOMICS, FINANCE the situation in which a currency’s value is based on the price of gold: He would like to return the dollar to the gold standard. something that is very good and is used for measuring how good other similar things are: the gold standard for sthThe Nissan plant in Sunderland is the gold standard for car production. the gold standard of sthThe case is still held up as the gold standard of crisis communications. Examples of gold standardgold standard Evaluation of alignments is usually carried out with respect to some previously created goldstandard alignments. Another concern with the design of this study is reference test bias, inherent with the use of an "imperfect" goldstandard. However, as all constituent diagnostic methods have imperfect sensitivity, this ' goldstandard ' cannot have perfect sensitivity either. If a goldstandard is available, even for a subset of indications, assess association of the panel findings with the goldstandard. All subjects were blinded to both the previously contoured "goldstandard" anatomy outlines and each other's outlining. Because of their strong internal validity, traditional blinded trials are still the goldstandard for efficacy assessment of medical interventions. Life-span changes, interindividual differences, and intra-individual variability in brain-behavior mappings are not adequately described or explained in relation to a "goldstandard" of normality. The goldstandard provided just such an ideology, supported by a rhetoric of morality and rectitude. The mentality of the goldstandard proved resistant to change even under the most pressing economic circumstances. In this environment the goldstandard became an engine for de-ation. Or, more likely, not thinking through the reformulation and implications of this "goldstandard" consent process. A second disadvantage is that controlled experiments, often taken to be the goldstandard of causal inference, are much less available to social scientists. The current 'goldstandard' for diagnosis of bacteraemia is still the blood culture. This is usually achieved by comparing an instrument against one or more 'goldstandard' instruments. In the absence of a serological 'goldstandard', the search for improvements in diagnostic accuracy continues. See all examples of gold standard These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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