Similarly, the introduction of postal address codes and the standardization of sizes of envelopes and cards, which are prerequisites for mechanical handling, are relatively slow because of difficulties inherent in the change of procedures.
Ideally, this implies a great need for the standardization on size and shape of screw or driver used for implants, which would likely be useful to ensure continued post-operative implant care.
Additionally, when creative products are displayed digitally and formatted similarly, this study supported the use of digitization and standardization of image size, which may have affected the interrater reliability of experts [α = .66 (95% CI.50 .79)], when compared to previous research documenting the use of the CAT (Baer et al. 2004, 2009; Kaufman et al. 2005).
One disadvantage of using human roots as carriers is the difficulty of standardization of the size of the tubes.
This included standardization of (i) size and (ii) colour, then (iii) determination of range of interest, (iv) defining different qualities of pixilation to a dichotomous choice.
To the best of our knowledge, this study is the first report regarding the standardization of cage size choice by using a distractor handle.
Another critical milestone was the standardization of container sizes and corner fittings by ISO, which was enabled by Malcolm McLean's decision to release his patent in this area.
The trip is more than a sightseeing junket: Organizers tout the serious matters up for debate such as the standardization of chimney sizes, the official date of Christmas and a potential weight limits for Santa.
However, in spite of all the effort dedicated to SSR genotyping and standardization of allele sizes and genotypes [ 53], there are still frequent problems of allele identification among laboratories using different DNA fragment separation technologies.
The molded non-adhesive hydrogel technologies provide best outcome for standardization of tissue spheroid size.
