Sentence examples for hold standardized from inspiring English sources

At one point they were staking out mosques, and are now attempting to hold standardized pseudo-military training.

With the goal of improving the validity and consistency of self-reported data, several multicountry workshops and trainings have been held and standardized data collection and analysis tools have been promoted.

Teachers with students who take standardized math and English tests (usually fewer than half of the total number of teachers in a district) are held accountable for getting students to reach this mark.

Anthropometry workshops were held to standardize fieldworkers on measurement techniques.

Raters were trained on the ESRS using training tapes at a multicenter investigators' meeting held to standardize procedures.

Mr. Borji criticized companies that operate outside of his syndicate — which has signed a memorandum of understanding with Caritas to promote working standards — that do not respond to cases of abuse or hold employers to standardized contracts.

It is also noteworthy that this result held true when standardized for socio-economic status in addition to age compared to standardizing for age alone indicating that those with a chronic disease are more likely to become sickness absent, regardless of socio-economic class.

Lin and his team have created standardized exams that are held in classrooms on or near college campuses and test both practical knowledge and theoretical principles.

This result holds whether respiration is standardized to mitochondrial protein, cytochrome a content or citrate synthase activity.

Second, 90% of our patients began receiving ART after a national consensus conference held in June 2000 had standardized the drugs supply, drugs regimen, and clinical and biological follow-up.

Around 2000, in a phase that a Lyndhurst manager referred to as "corporatization," the company, which is privately held, began tightly standardizing the fight choreography, so one knight could smoothly substitute for one another.