While PubMed has standardized indexing of NIH grants, no standardized method of indexing non-NIH funding exists.
This new method does not require patient-specific reagents because it utilizes standard consensus primers and also has standardized sensitivity and quantifiable ranges.
Additionally, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has standardized 802.16p (for vehicular applications) and 802.16.1b to modify existing standards for supporting future M2M capillary networks.
Because assemblies are given a variety of names by the different sequencing centers and no standard nomenclature exists across all organisms, the UCSC database has standardized on a naming system that is internally consistent, though it has evolved.
Mexico has standardized school achievement tests, so you can see how well schools in one neighborhood stack up against another.
"This case is a sober warning to any company that has standardized, multistate noncompete agreements," said Victor Schachter, a partner at Fenwick & West in Palo Alto, Calif., which represents management.
But Pret has standardized so much — soups, for example, are sent to the shops premade and in plastic bags, and ovens are preprogrammed for each baked item— that the training is largely about food safety and disposal.
But just as the N.F.L. has standardized rules for the workplace for men and women, shouldn't the league equally apply those same standards for male and female employees in the teams' media relations departments?
IBM has standardized on MongoDB, the open-source NoSQL database.
Even Microsoft has standardized its Windows Mobile handheld operating system on ARM-based processors.
It is critical to employ a fully comparative cross-national design that has standardized data for countries and time periods.
