Sentence examples for a standardised length of from inspiring English sources

All of the straps were made and sewn by the primary investigator [CEC] to ensure a standardised bra strap structure across the three strap designs and a standardised length of the two strap orientations per participant, which were longer in the cross-back orientation compared to the vertical orientation.

If the gestational age at birth was unknown, a standardised length of 280 days (40 weeks) for live births and 224 days (32 weeks) for still births was used.

A standardised anatomical length of 3 cm starting from the origin of the vessels at the ICA (for the ACA and MCA) or at the basilar artery (for the PCA) will be used.

This consists of a standardised set of sentences, of equal length, complexity and word structure, which are presented in gradually decreasing size.

Median length of hospital stay was 1 d; other perioperative outcomes were poorly reported, with only one study using a standardised classification of these outcomes (Dindo-Clavien classification) [39].

A standardised version of the armband was issued by WHO and Unicef in 2009.

Additionally all the data has been converted to a standardised grid of cells, each 1 square kilometre in size.

But such consultations have become a standardised part of the development process and, as such, deeply disheartening.

The available tones are based on the Fitzpatrick scale, a standardised method of classifying human skin color used by dermatologists.

We have demonstrated that leaf deposition can be related to standardised technical measurements of concentration and deposition, thus allowing a standardised comparison of leaf deposition data.

We have developed a standardised measurement of talent based on CV data, professional competencies and values inspired by headhunting and Business School HR tradition.