Sentence examples for a future standardized from inspiring English sources

If you already have a test score on record but are registered for a future standardized test administration, we will not complete your file until the next test score posts, unless you ask the Admissions Office ([email protected]) to complete your file before the score posts.

Therefore, it should be considered an important component in a future standardized treatment strategy for SCCC.

The result of the case study demonstrates that the recommended precast components can be successfully used for future standardized bridges of the UK.

The IRI has worked in collaboration with the NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL) and Climate Prediction Center (CPC) to develop a set of tools that provide probabilistic forecasts of future Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) as an indicator of drought for various accumulation periods over the U.S. and Mexico based upon two forecast methodologies.

LATER this month, children at 169 New York City elementary and middle schools will, for the second time in a calendar year, take a 40-minute "field test" in math and English language arts to determine which questions will go on future state standardized exams.

In order to monitor future interventions, standardized normative values across different age-groups should be of major interest.

A future step is to standardize the generated term pairs in the dictionary to be suitable for use in semi-automatic translation methods for medical terminology systems.

A future study might attempt to standardize the approach to training even further.

While at the present time, PCR is not routinely available and its methods need more standardization, optimization, and quality control, in the future, an internationally accepted standardized kit might be available, which would facilitate the expanded use of PCR for pertussis diagnosis [ 16, 35].

Ideally, the VC of the future will standardize the tasks that startups need to complete to such a degree that it's no longer as big a barrier to success.

Sensitivity analyses examined associations with future US burden, current and future measures of world disease burden, and a newly standardized NIH accounting method.