However, standardization of size and site of TDC remains controversial.
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.
The temporal lobe was chosen in all patients for the purpose of standardization, the size and shape of the ROI were chosen arbitrarily to cover an area of at least 100 pixels.
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.
These "crescent artifacts" show a high standardization in form, size and knapping technique, which is described in this paper.
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).
We can seldom know for certain if such awareness extended into pre-contact times, or whether the acts that resulted in conserving were intentional from the outset or were simply accidental byproducts of other harvesting choices (e.g., the behavior of the prey [Lyman 2003). However, the archaeological evidence for clam management (size standardization, clam gardens, etc). is compelling.
Litter size standardization was carried out randomly.
Because higher test sensitivity allows a reduction of sample size, standardization is also promoted for ethical reasons as a mean to reduce animal use [25], [26].
The two-dimensional Procrustes superimposition procedure eliminates four degrees of freedom (reflection, translation, rotation, and size standardization).
