The phrase "a standardized transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a process or method that has been made uniform or consistent across different applications or systems.
Example: "The software update includes a standardized transformation of data to ensure compatibility with the new system."
Alternatives: "a uniform conversion" or "a consistent change".
While several protocols for genetic transformation had been reported for this species [ 14, 21– 23]; an efficient standardized transformation system is not yet available for the species [ 24].
Results show the grape grower are positively influenced by an organizational culture of winemakers based on flexibility and not standardized transformation processes then facilitating the planting choices and assuring the health of cuttings.
It developed a standardized battery-life test.
The prerequisites include image standardization (of gray value range, distribution, magnification in relation to object measurements, etc)., detection of regions of interest (ROI), standardized image transformation procedures, and sophisticated statistical algorithms of flexible and self-learning classifiers.
The association of facial characteristics with visceral obesity was determined by binary logistic regression in which differences between normal subjects and viscerally obese subjects were examined after applying standardized data transformation.
The data were then normalised using a Van der Waerden transformation and standardized to a mean of 0 and standard deviation of 1. Sex was not associated with DRD4 DNA methylation and so was not controlled for in our analyses.
The Kolmogorov Smirnov normality test was applied; as the values of miRNA expression displayed a non-normal distribution, data were standardized by log10 transformation.
Resulting values were smoothened using a moving average with a window size of 3 and were standardized by Z-transformation.
Prior to correlation and regression analyses, selected metric phenotypic variables were standardized by Blom transformation [ 55].
