Sentence examples for may be standardized from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate a way in which learning design may be standardized within the i-SLATE framework, we created a web-based learning object tool that allows for the creation of standardized learning objects, as shown in Fig. 2.

Rather than toleration of individuality, recruitment may be standardized.

Currently, the best alternative to per-se limits may be Standardized Field Sobriety Tests, or SFSTs.

This sampling method may be standardized for replacing human landing catch.

The plant extract may be standardized for the presence of active phytochemical leads through modern analytical tools: HPLC or HPTLC in future endeavors.

The test may be standardized for the detection of parasite in patients of CL having negative microscopic examination and/or culture results.

These clinical studies provide valuable information but are limited since dialysis variables (flow rates, filter selection, time on dialysis) may or may not be standardized [ 3– 11].

Decubitus chest x-ray and ultrasound were performed on clinicians' decision, thus the detection of clinical fluid accumulation may not be standardized.

We focused on descriptive data analysis and assessment, since CIS data is not normalized and relies on nonrandom reporting from multiple data sources that may not always be standardized at the time of reporting.

Treatment strategies in this setting have yet to be standardized and may be a little different from those used in primary disseminated disease.

ACASI allows complex surveys to be standardized which may be difficult for interviewers to administer during a face-to-face interview because of the complexity of questions and skip patterns ([4].