Sentence examples for maps of standardised from inspiring English sources

Maps of standardised mortality ratios, relative risks or other similar statistical measures presented in the reviewed literature are useful for describing the spatial pattern of injury risk.

In addition, comparisons of standardised interval sizes for female and male maps along LG1 and LG2 also confirm this pattern.

All charities will be nervous about what is involved in the collection of standardised information.

The rooms have flatscreen TVs, corner baths and that cream and leather decor of standardised luxury.

The volunteers were given a couple of standardised tasks that put them under mental stress.

One part now specialises in long runs of standardised products.

100-200 mg of standardised extract (containing 5-75-7percentactive ingredients known as ginsenosides) should be taken every day.

There needs to be some form of standardised testing, but it shouldn't be the be-all-and-end-all.

Now, at Oakfield primary school in Rugby, the first of a new wave of standardised schools has been completed.

Maybe you can do everything with [them], but the result is quite similar – a kind of standardised music.

Creation of standardised examination questions.