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DrumG also has a provisional U.S. patent on technology designed to standardize the way its clients talk about business workflows, turning those standardized processes into what Grant called "business protocols" that can then be sold at what he hopes will be a fraction of the total that middlemen currently charge.
The Dean-Woodcock Sensory-Motor Battery (DWSMB) was designed to standardize the administration and interpretation of sensory-motor functions and has demonstrated satisfactory reliability.
CMSIS contains a number of specifications that are designed to standardize the way application code accesses features of the Cortex processor.
This paper presents the implementation and the performance of different mathematical algorithms designed to standardize the categorization of mammographic images, according to the American College of Radiology classifications.
In this way, a preliminary scale for measuring post-surgical complications was designed to standardize the semiological concepts of post-surgical assessment.
An algorithm was designed to standardize the band weights or brightness (trace quantity) produced to a bounded region between 0 and 1 regardless of DNA fragment size while simultaneously reducing gel-to-gel variability.
Known as Albemarle's Center of Excellence (ACE), the facility was developed as part of the 'Project One Albemarle' initiative designed to standardize and streamline the company's global processes.
Richard Nixon's Supplemental Security Income program of 1974 – designed to standardize welfare benefits to the poor — was widely scorned at the time, and many states were reluctant to sign up.
It is «a quality assurance tool designed to standardize mammographic reports, reduce confusion in the interpretation of breast images and facilitate the monitoring of results».
A recently published framework was designed to standardize reporting on implementation strategies in the implementation science literature.
20 healthy male subjects were tested on a computer-controlled mental arithmetic task, designed to standardize performance across subjects by keeping constant the proportion of correct responses.
