Sentence examples for standardized at least from inspiring English sources

Giuli hopes that in the future, vehicle networking might be standardized, at least within a single automaker, to simplify things for app developers.

The initial choice of catecholamine in the intensive care unit is relatively well standardized, at least for hyperkinetic septic shock.

Indeed, sharing data between different laboratories, although it needs to be carefully standardized, at least regarding the derived data, could contribute, by increasing the numerosity of subjects involved, and therefore of the data collected, the biases due to the heterogeneity of samples.

When the problem became pressing, organizations like the HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee (Povey et al., 2001) took the responsibility to standardize at least gene names.

Each soft gelatin capsule of Memo combines 750 mg of natural lyophilized royal jelly (standardized to at least 6% of 10-hydroxy-2-decenoic acid) with two standardized herbal extracts, ie, G. biloba leaf extract 120 mg (standardized to contain 24% flavonoid glycosides and 6% terpenoids) and 150 mg of P. ginseng alcohol root extract (containing 40%80%% ginsenosides).

As Dr. Hart points out, between 2011 and 2013, in half of the assessed school districts, states changed their NCLB standardized tests at least once.

This stresses the importance of developing time preference elicitation methods that are more feasible [ 81] and to adopt a standardized time preference elicitation protocol alongside a standardized TTO protocol, at least for TTO studies that lie at the heart of HTA submissions.

When the Square Hebrew alphabet became standardized, it took (at least, in its formal style and, much later, in its printed form) the form that, with insignificant changes, it has today.

Nonetheless, these hypotheses need not be mutually exclusive, but it would be useful to be able to sort invasive species with simple, standardized experimentation into at least the most broad set of potentially applicable hypotheses [2], i.e. is there evidence for differences in the competitiveness of the species or is opportunity/and or the local environment likely causal.

All that the statute does by force of section 3 is to standardize the form, at least in some particulars, when bonds are freely given, and to define the consequences attaching to the standard thus prescribed.

Efforts to standardize monitoring practices, at least within a particular ECT program, are also indicated.