Sentence examples for defining standardized from inspiring English sources

Competence standards are nowadays employed in many European countries with the European Qualifications Framework defining standardized qualification levels.

For this purpose we developed a biometric approach based on T-cell recognition pattern for defining standardized reagents.

We observed considerable variability in alarm criteria and interventions in response to IONM changes, indicating the need for prospective studies capable of defining standardized alarm criteria and responses.

The hardware ontology for example specifies all processors, transceivers, smart transceivers, and transmission mediums that are relevant for the LON platform, and the LonMark standardizations ontology defines standardized LonMark profiles, network variable types, and configuration parameter types together with all existing data types.

Embossed tablets or identified capsules are cross-referenced in the Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) and are traceable to a defined, standardized drug preparation manufactured to rigid FDA standards.

This paper introduces a systematic approach to define standardized functional units: the concept of fuons.

To define standardized endpoints to aid the design of trials that compare antibiotic therapies for bloodstream infections (BSI).

Digital sleep recordings from 4 visits (baseline, 6 weeks, 6 months, 1 year) were submitted to one central evaluation center following previously defined standardized operating procedures.

Ironically, even as Sandow encouraged an antimodern idea of manhood, the celebration of his 52-inch chest and 19-inch-biceps raised up a "scientific" standard for measuring it: he "capitulated," Kasson says, "to the presumption that perfection lay in materially defined, standardized and repeatable processes and products".

There is a strong need to define standardized image interpretation criteria, so that patients will benefit from a more accurate and personalized therapeutic planning.

To allow comparisons of diverse experiments, we define standardized nucleosome occupancy as the difference between the average density of sequencing tags over a region and the genome-wise average divided by the genome-wide standard deviation of tag density.