Sentence examples for more or less standardized from inspiring English sources

Second, the language continued in a more or less standardized form throughout the Middle Ages as the language of religion and scholarship; in this form it had great influence on the development of the West European languages.

Immunohaematology examinations are usually prescribed preoperatively according to more or less standardized protocols.

Google collects the Street View imagery in a more or less standardized manner, resulting in imagery that is consistent in terms of what is captured on camera and comparable in quality across different settings.

The probability calculus itself had become more or less standardized by Peirce's time, and indeed Peirce's own axioms for the calculus are more or less the same that Kolmogoroff gives for his "elementary theory of probability".

Planning routines differed, but were more or less standardized.

Traditionally, this reference is a citation taking a more or less standardized format.

Among less experienced observers, agreement was more or less similar for standardized criteria (i.e., comparing vascular uptake to liver uptake) versus "first impression".

Violas are not like violins in that violins are, more or less, a standardized size and shape (Violin geeks- don't cringe, that statement was made relative to violas!) Whereas a violin's body is approximately 14", a viola can range from 15 -18+ 15 -18+

The results quickly set off a debate over precisely how passionate parents are about reducing the size of their children's classes and whether they would like to see teachers spend more or less time preparing children for standardized tests.

Some essays, especially five-paragraph essays written for academic assignments or as part of a standardized test, more or less require you to include a thesis statement as part of the opening paragraph.

When bricks were more fragile and less standardized than they are today, builders would alternate "stretchers" (bricks laid lengthwise) with "headers" (bricks with the short side exposed).