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A new keyboard app launching today, WordBoard, is instead focused on saving you from having to type the same things over and over, including standardized emails.

For one thing, there is still little consensus over what "standardized" means.

Gene expression level fold changes are standardized over the standard deviation of fold changes for all genes.

The slope estimate of change in weight (or BMI) z score over time was standardized by dividing it by its own standard deviation in order to adjust for the variability in the number of observations used to estimate the slope for each subject.

The men:women standardized rate ratio over the period was 1.25 (P<0.001).

The spectra were also weighted or standardized one over the standard deviation for each wavenumber (cm−1) in the spectral range.

That arresting statistic indicates the degree to which classical performances have been standardized over the past century.

The dress of Europeans during the years from the collapse of the western part of the Roman Empire in the 5th century ce to about 1340 was slow to change and was largely standardized over a wide area.

Even with the Jolly Green Corporate Bookstore Giant spreading its shelves throughout Manhattan faster than Meg Ryan's 1998 laptop can say "You've got mail," the city still has many spots where specialized collections, cozy atmosphere and friendly and knowledgeable staff win out over huge selection, standardized d?r and jam-packed cafes (serving coffee from that other Jolly Green Corporate Giant).

Container dimensions have been standardized over the years, and sea transport primarily utilizes containers on ships [45].

The dose varies considerably between studies but has become standardized over time to 9 million IU per day in patients with normal renal function.