Sentence examples for standardised coverage from inspiring English sources
Further, digital templating each tibia in the present study facilitated efficiency in templating, standardised coverage calculations and ensured rotational and over-hang criteria were strictly followed.
Some middle-income countries, especially in Latin America, have detailed program data on KMC received, but there is no existing standardised coverage indicator definition.
All interventions were analysed at WHO-CHOICE standardised geographic coverage levels of 50%, 80%, and 95%, referring to the percentage of eligible cases receiving treatment.
We defined participants as being vaccinated if they reported at least one previous vaccination against hepatitis B. Vaccination coverage (vc) standardised for age, sex and residence was 29.6% in the general population and 58.2% in target groups for hepatitis B vaccination.
It recently enhanced its service offering hlistings, map integration, Skype calling, price per square footage, standardised address strings and extended coverage.
In its release 10, LTE-A has standardised the use of RN for enhancing the coverage and the capacity of macro cells.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
Only in one sense are they standardised.
Which, really, of course, means: not standardised south-east.
