Sentence examples for standardized application from inspiring English sources
The commission also recommended a nationwide system for matching birth and death records, limiting the types of birth certificates accepted by federal agencies, standardized application forms for birth certificates and computerized storage of birth records by each state.
The remedies suggested by the Commission on Immigration Reform for false birth certificates -- single certificate design, matching births and deaths, standardized application forms, computerized storage of birth records -- are worthy but superficial remedies for a much larger problem of inaccurate identification of our citizenry.
Interviewees felt that these problems lead to considerable heterogeneity of practice among VIA providers, especially regarding the age range of patients screened and standardized application of cryotherapy.
Inclusion criteria were a minimum age of 18 years and the ability to perform a standardized application according to EN 1500 1997 [ 28].
While this test is the recommended diagnosis test for latent TB infection, it requires standardized application and interpretation, and a positive result depends on an adequate immune response [ 6].
Under the new law, co-ops must use a standardized application.
RAs can also be used to standardize application design, implementation, and verification.
Strategies to standardize application of LPV, independent of differences in height and severity of illness, are necessary.
Currently applied methods for determination of volatile CPs in cell cultures are not validated and fail in their quantification but also in standardizing application solutions.
Trying to simplify the often bewildering process of enrolling children in prekindergarten and kindergarten classes in New York City and to make it more fair, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein announced Wednesday that he would standardize applications and deadlines citywide.
The MySpace platform, which launches Tuesday and is based on specifications developed by Google, is part of an industry push to standardize applications so that developers don't have to recreate the same product for every social network.
