Sentence examples for a standardized degree of from inspiring English sources

Army Order 178, later the same year, provided a standard set of regulations, stating that the scheme was intended to provide "a standardized degree of elementary military training with a view to providing candidates for commissions".

A submaximal-effort tourniquet test was used to provide a standardized degree of conditioning ischemic pain.

A standardized degree of knee flexion (20°) and external foot rotation (10°) are achieved using the frame.

The nursing synchronisation, measured in standardized degree of synchrony (SDS, i.e. proportion maximally possible synchronisation), was high at 0.53.

Social listening can only be successful as a substitute for traditional focus groups and audience testing if it's approached with a similar degree of methodical and standardized data collection and analysis.

The observation that homologous BEI-inactivated vaccines can provide a more or less standardized, predictable degree of protection against a specific virus variant suggests that such vaccines may prove useful in case virus variants emerge that escape the immunity induced by the attenuated vaccines.

To evaluate the accuracy of clinical assessment of adenoidal obstruction based on a standardized score of the degree of mouth breathing and speech hyponasality (nasal obstruction index [NOI]) in comparison to nasal fiberoptic endoscopy.

For pre-defined groups in a gene tree, the gsi is a standardized measure of the degree to which they exhibit exclusive ancestry.

Assessed participants' ability to grasp, move, and release standardized objects; degree of assistance required to perform activities of daily living (ADLs), device usage; and user satisfaction.

It is important in this kind of investigation to have a high degree of standardized procedures (e.g. storage of tissue or isolation of RNA), as a technical bias might otherwise arise that would override the biological differences of the samples.

The semantic web technology provides an adequate instrument of recording phenotypes in a standardized fashion and with a high degree of expressivity.