Sentence examples similar to a standardised window from inspiring English sources

In contrast, this study had a relatively narrow window in which samples were formalin-fixed and had a standardised and centralised point of DNA extraction and sequencing.

Following a standardised search technique [ 21], the Doppler probe was fixed over the left transtemporal window using an adjustable silicone headband (provided by Compumedics DWL GmbH, Singen, Germany) to maintain the optimal angle of insonation during measurements.

We use the DWL to define windows in the top isolation layer of the device, thus, selecting which electrodes, out of a standardised electrode array, should be active.

Foreigners are offered a standardised package," the poet explains.

While it was thought-provoking, Joe's character felt like a standardised, generic portrayal.

That's been agreed, it happens, and even comes out in a standardised format.

From this summer, there will be a standardised worldwide music release day of Friday.

A standardised risk assessment tool must be developed and staff trained how to use it.

Now imagine if they were all published online and in a standardised way.

First, a standardised, chronological history of Britain should become part of the national curriculum.

Alan Jones 02 July 2014 11 52am There does not seem to be a standardised system throughout the UK.