Sentence examples for standardized character from inspiring English sources

Because of the standardized character of the interRAI portfolio, none of the suggestions for reducing the scoring options was granted.

An inter-judge agreement of 100% with respect to CIDI-diagnoses was due to the highly standardized character of the interview and did probably not apply to the other, semi-structured interviews conducted during the follow-up investigation for which no reliability check was measured.

This means that even if there were standardized quality criteria for validation, the interdisciplinary character of foresight evokes a vicious circle.

In the tree figures shown, the topology support values are labeled on the Bayesian consensus tree in the order % Bayesian posterior probability/ % bootstrap ML to reduce and standardize the characters and figures used.

In the tree figures shown, the topology support values are labeled on the Bayesian consensus tree in the order % Bayesian posterior probability/% bootstrap Maximum Likelihood to reduce and standardize the characters and figures used.

Traditionally, scholars have thought that characters were standardized during the reign of Qin Shihuang, who first unified the Chinese empire, in 221 B.C.

After a period of variation and evolution, Chinese characters were standardized under the Qin Dynasty (221 206 BC).

Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.

Many of the Asian languages use non-alphabetic writing based on the Chinese characters that became standardized during the Han Dynasty (206 BC–220 AD).

Too many performances of the standard repertory sound standardized.

Since the studied characters are of different types (size, ratio, ordinal), the PCA has been performed on the correlation matrix (data standardized to mean zero and unit standard deviation) for all characters.