Following Neal and Johnson (1996) we create an age- and education-adjusted standardized cognitive skill index by standardizing the residuals obtained from regressing the test score s it on individual's age and education.
The upper 95% confidence limit of each year's standardized rate was obtained by standardizing the upper 95% confidence limit of each of the age-specific rates.
The effective use of EA standards can provide cost and efficiency advantages by standardizing the different platforms, technologies, and application architectures among distributed sites (Boh & Yellin 2006; Ross et al. 2006).
By standardizing the designs, Kirkness simplified the production process, thereby speeding it up and improving quality control.
Many army bands used to play the salute sloppily and it was Mr. White who put a stop to that, by standardizing the F.-and-r. salute.
Decision support systems also help managers negotiate across organizational units by standardizing the mechanics of the process and by providing a common conceptual basis for decision making.
He ordered books burned and banned private libraries, shaping the intellectual tradition for thousands of years by standardizing the written Chinese language.
By standardizing the transmission of billing and claims data, the potential for theft and abuse of patient health information (PHI) increased.
By standardizing the 30-pin electronic connection on all of its models, Apple allows companies that stick with its standards the right to use an official "Made for iPod" logo.
At the same time, the company captured the efficiencies possible by standardizing the basic chassis and components of these local-brand products, turning them out in high volume in specialized regional plants.
By standardizing the rules of the Republican presidential primary, it would make the party's system far more like that of the Democrats, where delegates are awarded proportionately by congressional district in every state.
