The phrase "a standard transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a common or widely accepted method of changing or converting something, often in technical or mathematical fields.
Example: "In data analysis, applying a standard transformation can help normalize the dataset for better comparison."
Alternatives: "a typical transformation" or "a conventional transformation".
The logit transformation is a standard transformation to transform the probability scale (0,1) to the real axis (-infinity, +infinity) to allow standard regression techniques (including ANOVA) to test the effects of co-variables (mask type, age class, sex, activity, duration of use) on transformed PFs in a linear model, using the statistical application R (version 2.5.0).
The entire gyrA gene PCR product was transformed directly into the susceptible pneumococcal reference strain R6 by a standard transformation protocol (4 ).
In [10] a standard transformation from an instance of the min-cost flow problem to an instance of the Hitchcock problem is shown.
Lack of proportionality in the indices can be eliminated using a standard transformation method so that the evaluation indices are dimensionless.
The wild-type swi3+ gene was replaced with the mutagenized swi3-5FLAG-kanMX6 gene at the swi3 locus by a standard transformation method.
The percentage predicted of the reference value is now a standard transformation in most lung function laboratories [ 48].
If the domain of the main step in proving Theorem 1.1 is a half ball; the result then follows from a relatively standard transformation argument.
The engineered T+G+ constructs were injected into a w1118 host strain using a modification of the standard transformation protocol [55], as outlined by Nicholas Gompel.
These included: i) transformation into a norm-based score (NBS); and ii) standard transformation into a scale ranging from 0 to 100.
Based on the mapping, we define transformation algorithms using Query/View/Transformation (QVT) which is a standard model transformation language by OMG.
The standard transformation for an economy is from the agriculture to the manufacturing and service sectors, which result in increasing GDP, GDP per capita, productivity and a shift from low- and medium-tech industries to medium- and high-tech industries.
