Sentence examples for standardization scale from inspiring English sources

The ESD architecture supports unit standardization, scale translation in space and time, and statistical analysis.

In this paper, standardization scale of inquiry information is designed; 555 cases of CHD are collected following this scale, and the clinical diagnosis is performed.

Standardization scale on inquiry diagnosis for CHD in TCM is designed, and the inquiry diagnostic model is constructed based on collected data by the MLL techniques.

The use of bioreactors for cultivation of hematopoietic cells will allow for culture control, optimization, standardization, scale-up, and a "hands-off" operation making the end-product dependable, predictable and free of contaminants, and therefore suitable for human use and therapeutic applications.

To place all parameters on the original scale, the subset of the original standardization sample from UNC served as the reference population (calibration scale: mean = 0, SD =1; reporting scale: mean = 50, SD = 10).

Given an image, the output of the standardization is scale times of the original image size and all scaled images will have the same size as pre-specified; for instance, the dimension of an original image is 180 ×220.

Production relies on close interactions between producers and users, which restricts the potential for standardization and scale economies.

Therefore, standardization (z scale) was made on each chemical parameter prior to statistical analysis to eliminate biasness by any parameter of different units with high concentration and renders the data dimensionless (Simeonov et al. 2004).

While in our little corner of the world we are working to develop a new business model for organic farming, the fact remains that the current world food system requires standardization, large scale, and "simplified" streams of money flowing through a few major pipelines.

After standardization, the scale of the EBVs was reversed so that EBVs larger than 100 indicated better-than-average breeding values.

They also present great variability, which makes standardization and scale-up challenging.