Sentence examples for standardised chronological from inspiring English sources
First, a standardised, chronological history of Britain should become part of the national curriculum.
Childhood: The Bayley III cognitive scale standardised score at two years of chronological age (with an aim to test between 22 months to 26 months - as this is age-standardised all assessments will be valid) Secondary endpoints: Gestation at delivery Fetal or neonatal/infant death after trial entry up to 2 years of age [ 18].
B = unstandardised regression coefficients, β = standardised regression coefficients, sr2 = semipartial correlations Given the chronological time factor in which the variables were assessed, a hierarchical regression was performed where antenatal factors were entered followed by the postnatal variable parenting stress.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
Only in one sense are they standardised.
Which, really, of course, means: not standardised south-east.
It is also recommending standardised, anonymous job application forms.
Margins come down, things get standardised and commoditised.
High-stakes standardised tests don't improve schools.
