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61. Results Endoscopic manometry was the gold standard for distinguishing normal motility from the abnormal.

62. The old gold standard was supposed to maintain the convertibility of gold in currency but now we're not even backing it with currency anymore with gold anymore ? so what does it mean?

63. An economic theory in favor of laissez free market, and gold standard.

64. Instead, this gaggle of leading financiers called for a new reserve currency, akin style gold standard.

65. C UBT was regarded as a gold standard, and EIA and histologic techniques were evaluated.

66. Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). Considered the gold standard for treating BPH, and accounts for 90 percent of all BPH surgeries.

67. GAAP was the beancounter's gold standard for decades, but it is now widely seen as cumbersome.

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68. Consequently, on the gold standard money cannot disappear, because gold cannot disappear.

69. In the 1890s America's adherence to the gold standard brought on deflation that crushed debt-laden farmers.

70. With a few longish rallies, the greenback has been on a downward trend since it came off the gold standard in 1971.

71. For example, FDR issued executive orders that took the nation off the gold standard and declared a national bank holiday that closed insolvent institutions for four days.

72. The Japanese story began in August 1971 when, with the American economy under strong inflationary pressure, President Richard Nixon took the dollar off the gold standard, letting its value fall.

73. The preparation of gold standard sample for calibration used in damage free detection is introduced briefly.

74. It was Burns who helped take us off the gold standard. Who knows where Bernanke is taking us.

75. Whereas in business , alas, waffle and bullshit have become the gold standard.

76. A few years ago, there was no doubt that US capital markets were the gold standard.

77. According to later analysis, the earliness with which a country left the gold standard reliably predicted its economic recovery.

78. The abandonment of the gold standard made it possible for the welfare statists to use the banking system as a means to an unlimited expansion of credit.

79. For Keynes, the gold standard was not the self-regulating system that its advocates claimed it was.

80. Because of the decentralization of power, however, the United States admirably fulfills the gold standard of pluralist democracy, which assumes multiple centers of power.

81. Under these arrangements, a gold standard, like a reserve currency system, results in fixed exchange rates between all currencies.

82. Curiously enough, a successful gold standard, or any other commodity standard, would tend to eliminate itself.

83. There were various institutional arrangements in an attempt to find a solution including the Silver Standard the Gold Standard the Gold Exchange Standard and the Bretton Woods system.

84. Federal Reserve policy, the monetary rigidity of the gold standard, and overproduction are offered as possible factors in turning a cyclical downturn into a worldwide depression.

85. But when Jackson Pollock was featured on the cover of Life magazine with his free-spirited swirls, American modern art became the gold standard.

86. The researchers used the gold standard for such nature - nurture studies: twins.

87. The gold standard procedure for detecting Barrett's esophagus is to conduct a standard video endoscopy followed by four-quadrant biopsies.

88. When Britain came off the gold standard in 1931, the economy of many other countries was affected also.

89. Its articles of agreement were renegotiated by the US, which was looking for more flexibility, and France, which wanted something of the solidity and predictability of the old gold standard.

90. When countries went off the gold standard, they gained a competitive march on their rivals, increasing the pressure for such countries to leave the standard as well.