Sentence examples for is standardised for from inspiring English sources

A wavelength of 1550 nm is deemed suitable as it is standardised for telecoms use, maximises transmittivity in the fibre and is not readily absorbed by the atmosphere.

However, this is likely to be minimal as most information in medical records of the hospitals involved in the study is standardised for the care practices considered.

The test is standardised for children aged between 5 and 15 years.

In this case comparisons are sometimes made by calculating a measure of the event rate in each exposure group being compared which is standardised for casemix.

An INR is not an appropriate test in massive haemorrhage because it is standardised for warfarin control, and results may be misleading in the context of dilutional and consumptive coagulopathies and liver disease.

SHRs were standardised for age and time period, where age-standardised SHR were calculated for three periods (1981 1990, 1991 2000, 2001 2009) using 5-year age strata based on the person's age when entering each period.

Two sensitive and specific RT-PCR assays were standardised for testing the presence of human metapneumovirus.

Similar to NAPLAN test scores, PPVT and WAI test scores are standardised for ease of interpretation.

So, doses and duration of auxins need to be standardised for different seasons and species.

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.

In Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA), the collateral ligament tensioning stage cannot be standardised for all patients and relies heavily on the surgeon's experience and perception.