Meanings of nonstandard in English

Assign higher risk levels to nonstandard add, move, or change types of activity.

These nonstandard dual-specific antibodies were recently shown to be promising for new antibody-based therapeutics.

Specifically, Windows PCs recognized the controller as a nonstandard human interface device, or HID.

Because this microarray requires nonstandard laboratory equipment, its use in a diagnostic setting is limited.

They're all nonstandard, and most of them are sub-micro.'

The mailbox format is nonstandard and designed for scalability.

The absolute number of women receiving nonstandard care was small and the effects were small to moderate.

Other non-standard spellings follow, but first some notes on how nonstandard items were handled in the text:

Well, it is, but that doesn't prevent vendors from doing things in nonstandard, and downright oblique, ways.

Miller closed his eyes, trying to keep the micro-g adjustments of their nonstandard docking from nauseating him.

It was a nonstandard way of incapacitating an enemy, she had to admit, but it did the job.

And, though you can unplug the 'phones, their nonstandard jack makes them practically useless without the battery pack.

However, workers in nonstandard work arrangements were still more likely than standard workers to have no health insurance coverage.

We simulate the results by using nonstandard finite difference method (NSFDS) which is a powerful numerical tool.

The synthesis of highly structured small RNAs containing nonstandard nucleotides is of high interest for structural and functional investigations.

Go with something nonstandard, man.