First, there is the inevitable hot dog cart, so standardized in its toppings that it sometimes seems that the 17th-century Dutch governor Peter Stuyvesant must have decreed that every citizen had the right to free onion sauce and sauerkraut with frankfurters.
A third builds what, for Nautor, is a new category of product: an "off-the-rack" 45-footer, so standardized in design and performance that the boats can compete against one another in their own class.
"This pattern is so strongly standardized that it persists in spite of real progress of treatments".
Classroom teachers reported children's grades in reading, mathematics, oral language, written language, science, and social studies using the Mock Report Card (Pierce et al. 1999), developed so that standardized information could be obtained across schools.
The Institute of Medicine (IOM), in a report entitled "Emergency Medical Services at the Crossroads" and published in 2006, recommended the development of "evidence based performance indicators that can be nationally standardized so that statewide and national comparisons can be made" [10].
In addition, security requirement definitions and security management are also key pieces that need to be standardized so that customers can have assurances regarding the environment in which their workloads are being deployed.
Values of iHS were standardized so that they followed a standard normal distribution [ 6].
Fifthly, the tool and data collection process should be standardized so that the results are comparable (standardization).
This allows for the camera's parameters to be standardized so that the computer can break up the space into small bits that can be accurately analyzed.
Although there is growing evidence that the SGF assay design and analysis can be standardized so that results are both reproducible and robust, the relevance of the assay to both in vivo digestion and allergenic potential remains uncertain.
