Sentence examples for almost standardized from inspiring English sources

Especially, it is not possible to study the spatial distribution of adsorption kinetics in structurally heterogeneous adsorbents by the available and almost standardized macroscopic methods.

The process has become almost standardized through a handful of channels: radio, TV, touring, retail and, beginning a few years ago, online and mobile.

There are labels ready to market this music, clubs ready to book it, a reliable stable of musicians to play it and almost standardized arrangements and production techniques — fiddles, accordions, acoustic bass, brushed drums.

However, time-points for screening were used in some studies in an almost standardized way (No.1,4,6,9,11), so that these rates may present representative rates for the population of residents in the nursing home as a whole.

Imaging of static and moving objects has almost become standardized.

TODD ROSE: Of course it was always wrong, scientifically, but the value that it had at the societal level, when we had an industrial economy, where basically through a guy named Frederick Taylor, we had basically standardized almost the entire workplace, and we've kind of deskilled the jobs as best we could.

The ceremonies were standardized almost from the beginning of the OA to avoid misunderstandings regarding the diversity of religious beliefs among BSA members.

In an attempt to collect data quickly, to lessen teachers' grading time, and to pack classes with more students (more students means more money coming in to the school, and fewer teachers means less money going out of schools), testing has almost exclusively become standardized.

This almost universal test is standardized under ISO 527:1997 [6] and its ASTM equivalent D638-03 [7].

Researchers recognize that it's almost impossible to standardize certain types of data.

The subjects usually seem to be commemorative of specific events, such as feasts or building activities, but representation is highly standardized, so that almost identical plaques have been found at sites as much as 500 miles (800 km) apart.