The phrase "a standardized volume of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, consistent measurement of a substance or material, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The experiment required a standardized volume of the solution to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a uniform quantity of" or "a consistent measure of".
From each test site, a standardized volume of 2 μl was collected using the calibration on white color-coded 1 to 5 μl calibrated volumetric microcapillary pipettes (Sigma-Aldrich Chemical Company, St . Louis MO, USA) using an extracrevicular approach ('unstimulated'unstimulated
The resulting sperm volume was filled up with prostatic secretion from each ejaculate to a standardized volume of 3 ml.
The samples were centrifuged, and plasma was stabilized using a standardized volume of metaphosphoric acid and measured using a fluorometric assay.
A second seed point was defined in the LGN on two axial slices (Fig. 2D) with a standardized volume of 18 voxels (152 mm, 3 × 3 × 2 voxels) to ensure delineation of superior portion of the optic radiation.
For plasma vitamin C measurement, venous blood was drawn into citrate-containing bottles and kept overnight in a dark container at 4 7°C, samples were centrifuged, and plasma was stabilized by using a standardized volume of metaphosphoric acid.
From each group, a standardized volume of 1 μL was collected, using the calibration on the white, color-coded, 1 5 μL, volumetric microcapillary pipettes (Sigma-Aldrich, St . Louis MO, USA).
It is likely that these symptoms indicated that the volume available to intraperitoneal contrast was filled, but use of a standardized volume for all patients would provide added validity.
A standardized volume (~0.085 m3) of biomass was collected by cutting out random sections of the same area from 12 mounds using a plastic container to insure size consistency.
The media of AAA and control aortas was separated from the adventitia and each layer was cut into small pieces (5 mm3), separately incubated (24 hours at 37°C) in a standardized volume (6 mL/g of wet tissue) of RPMI 1640 medium supplemented with antibiotics and an antimycotic.
To assess elicited eyelid movements, we used a custom-designed apparatus that delivered a single standardized volume of 20 mL air as a "puff" to the cornea and periorbital region bilaterally at a distance of 3 cm.
Algae were added in 12×12 cm mesh pouches (Fig. 1A) filled with a standardized volume (c. 300 c.30 c. 30 g wet algal mass) of algae.
