Sentence examples for standardising time from inspiring English sources

To obtain serum and plasma, tubes are centrifuged according to a protocol standardising time and conditions from the drawing of blood to centrifugation.

"I think these clocks aim to feel that part of us that was forgotten when standardised time and alphabet and all these things came into the construct of reality," he concludes.

Monitor bus lane usage and possibly standardise times.

Standardising wait time terminology will permit improved comparison over time and across jurisdictions.

'Normal' checklists are effective whenever there are advantages to standardising performance, time is not critical, the series of tasks is too long to be committed to memory (or there are likely to be interruptions to execution of the task that might interfere with memory retrieval), and the environment enables a physical list to be accessed and used.

The benchmarking exercise is now to being extended to all high security jails, and will see staffing levels at comparable jails standardised and reduced and a new "core" day introduced to standardise the time spent by prisoners out of their cells.

As can be seen in Figs. 9 and 10, the relation of the (standardised) run time of GIMME to the route lengths is linear, regardless whether it is measured with or without the run times for calls of the GM algorithm.

Firstly, we picked one of several potential ways to standardise squat time.

As the originators of this measure of investment effort [33] had standardised by time squatted for oneself, we also used this method.

An attempt was made to standardise the time of delivery of the questionnaires.

Despite this, the amount of dynamic stretching was standardised to time to allow comparison with the static stretch, and to reflect the reality of using dynamic stretching in clinical practice.