Sentence examples for has been standardised from inspiring English sources
This allows calculation of the amount of radium in the solution, if the ionisation chamber has been standardised by a similar operation made with a known quantity of radium.
The Martian prime meridian was established in the mid-19th century, and the design of the Martian clock has been standardised at least since the Viking missions of the 1970s.
The DAS59 has been standardised on the clinical population across a range of patient groups and on the general population subdivided into those concerned and those not concerned about appearance.
DCC has been standardised in the approved ETSI TS 102687 [32] and ETSI TS 103175 [33].
All of the data has been standardised to take into account the different case-mix at hospitals - for example, hospitals that treat more elderly patients might be expected to have higher death rates.
"In addition to sanctions in the Security Council, both the US and Japan, together with [South Korea], will be looking at any unilateral measures as well as bilateral measures as well as possible trilateral cooperation". The North said Friday's test had been of a "nuclear warhead that has been standardised to be able to be mounted on strategic ballistic rockets".
Age-/sex-standardised registration rates of NMSC, pooled for 2006 2008 and that had been standardised using the European standard population were analysed.
All this is possible because the protocols for formatting, requesting and transmitting web pages have been standardised.
Historically, the main vaccine studies have focused on the one-host cattle tick Rhipicephalus microplus, and efficacy evaluations have been standardised for this tick species.
Combination therapy with corticosteroids and immune suppressives induces remission in approximately 90% of cases, and therapeutic regimens have been standardised by randomised controlled trials.
