Sentence examples for standardization of weights from inspiring English sources

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), formerly National Bureau of Standards, agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce responsible for the standardization of weights and measures, timekeeping, and navigation.

The Ministry of Works had charge of government construction projects, hiring of artisans and laborers for temporary service, manufacturing government equipment, the maintenance of roads and canals, standardization of weights and measures, and the gathering of resources from the countryside.

Vendors, however, are under no legal obligation to indicate prices, and a major criticism by consumer groups has been that, even when prices are indicated, it is often difficult to make price comparisons because of the lack of standardization of the weights or volumes of packages in which a product is sold.

Is there justification or adequate evidence for standardization of maternal weight policies across countries, or do policies need to be tailored for specific contexts?

Perl and R scripts were developed for standardization of the molecular weight (MW) and the expression level.

Data were analyzed after standardization for kilograms of weight.

This method of scoring (summated ratings) assumes that item or items belonging to each scale can be transformed or summed without standardization of scores or item weighting [ 6, 9, 28].

This FAHP approach includes careful selection and standardization of landslide related criteria and weighting procedures using objective methods which determine the criteria weights by solving mathematical models without any consideration of the decision maker's preferences (as is conventional in subjective methods).

The four indices mainly differed in their choices of standardization and weighting and aggregation techniques.

For standardization, total weight of both kidneys/100 g body weights was determined [ 19].

Other measures taken to ensure reliability of results included weekly standardization of the weighing scale, using known weights.