Sentence examples for free standardized from inspiring English sources
The new effort, called the BIOFAB: International Open Facility Advancing Biotechnology (BIOFAB), aims to produce thousands of free, standardized DNA parts to shorten the development time and lower the cost of synthetic biology for academic or biotech laboratories.
The idea behind it is to provide a free, standardized tool to handle the Dropbox attachment process, which until now has been handled individually by developers, meaning the experience on the user side has been inconsistent.
The idea behind it is to provide a free, standardized tool to handle the Dropbox attachment process, which until now has been handled individually by developers, meaning the experience on the user side has been inconsistent.
All TB patients received free, standardized anti-TB treatment as per national guidelines [21].
This multicenter clinical program provides free standardized examinations to responders.
All participants were offered a free standardized two hour oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) between the 24th and 28th week of gestation, to screen for gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM).
A community orchestra performance, a new work from an emerging playwright, art therapy for a returning veteran, local library classes in Braille, free standardized-test preparation, and Bert and Ernie.
The "model-based index" (standardized individual Reward × Transition interaction betas) predicted individual sensitivity to devaluation, p =.004, whereas the "model-free index" (standardized individual reward betas) did not.
Body composition in the infants is expressed as percent fat, as well as fat mass and fat-free mass standardized by age and sex.
Air displacement plethysmography (PeaPod; Life Measurement Inc., Concord, CA) was used to estimate (without clothing or diaper) fat mass and fat-free mass standardized by computing a z score by age and sex (mean 0, SD 1).
She might have shown more conventionally wearable clothes on her runway — no doubt she will in time — but it's almost more important today that there is creative work that is truly free, and not standardized in shape or its expected response.
