Sentence examples for made of standardised from inspiring English sources

Looking closely, you can see they're also made of standardised panels, but arranged in such a way to give variety to the buildings; this is the first of the mikrorayons where you can really speak of "architecture" rather than just engineering.

In addition, use should be made of standardised protocols and central review to improve inter-observer variation for variables that are known to have prognostic value, but which have high levels of misclassification, such as tumour grade (Bueno-de-Mesquita et al, 2010).

Comparisons were made on standardised scales.

Each hospital and each speciality should probably survey their own clientele, but to enable comparisons to be made some form of standardised wording should be used and the questionnaire itself should be included in any subsequent report.

Their work is possible because the kit is made up of standardised chunks of DNA called BioBricks.As Jason Kelly, the co-founder of a gene-synthesis firm called Ginkgo BioWorks, observes, there is no equivalent of an electrical engineer's diagram to help unravel what is going on in a cell.

In three[ 6, 9, 12] out of the four [ 26] studies that made use of standardised clinical diagnostic measures of maternal depression, a positive association with infant undernutrition was detected.

For example some surveys make use of standardised symptom questionnaires asking only about the existence and duration of symptoms.

Tensile testing was conducted by gripping the ends of a standardised test specimen made of UHMWPE in a tensile testing machine (Fig. 3) and then applying a gradually increasing axial load until failure occurred.

Upon enrolment, systematic recordings were made of the patients' demographic characteristics and medical history using standardised written questionnaires.

Upon enrolment in both seasons, systematic recordings were made of the patients' demographic characteristics and medical history using standardised written questionnaires [ 21, 22].

Two batches of Preferential Levallois cores were knapped, an earlier series made from standardised large flakes of sediments dominated by chalcedonic quartz followed by a more challenging one using variably-shaped, cortical nodules of microcrystaline quartz that varies in the completeness of quartz replacement of calcite and dolomite.