The phrase "as a standardizing" is not correct in written English as it lacks a clear grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a process or action related to standardization, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The committee is working on guidelines as a standardizing measure to ensure consistency across all departments."
Alternatives: "as a means of standardization" or "as a method for standardizing".
For patient differentiation we used the WOMAC as a standardized and specific, patient-based reporting measure.
Curcumin was provided in a capsule form as a standardized powder extract obtained from Alleppey finger turmeric (C3 Complex™, Sabinsa Corporation).
FEWS NET utilizes the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) as a standardized scale to assess the food security, nutrition and livelihood information to classify the severity of acute food insecurity outcomes.
The first part is laid down as a standardized text; the verbal information is supplemented by two pictures showing relevant elements of the correspondent ICU.
The human phenotype ontology (HPO) was recently developed as a standardized vocabulary for describing the phenotype abnormalities associated with human diseases.
There are many possible applications of the SPPB as a standardized, objective measure for understanding physical function in older adults with MS. One application involves prospective comparison with other samples of older adults for understanding the effect of aging in the context of MS on physical function.
Outliers were identified as those with a standardized value greater than three standard deviations and removed from the dataset.
The temporary nature of odours, as well as the absence of a standardized vocabulary to talk about them, might be contributing factors to this state of affairs.
Students' clinical skills as assessed in a standardized OSCE contributed little to the prediction of mini-CEX scores in the subsequent clerkships.
However, relational closeness may be maintained through non-coital practices, as evidenced in the qualitative findings resulting from the present study [ 113], suggesting that lowered sexual functioning as measured by a standardized scale may not be a wholly negative experience.
