Sentence examples for standardized comments from inspiring English sources

To assess bispectral index (BIS) monitoring on decision making during cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) by measuring the number of preset standardized comments with and without knowing the BIS value and by classifying the interventions following the BIS data.

In FlyBase, exceptional genes and transcripts are flagged with Sequence Ontology terms and/or standardized comments.

Standardized comments have been added to individual rule-bending transcripts when appropriate (Supporting Information, Table S1); FlyBase is in the process of adding similar comments to the transcript headers in our bulk data files (Table 2).

In addition to the main categorical response collected to qualify each indicator, detailed information is also recorded during the process, in a comments section or standardized research log within the data collection instrument.

The National Science Foundation, on behalf of the federal Chief Financial Officers Council's Grants Policy Committee, the Grants.gov Executive Board, and the National Science and Technology Council's Research Business Models Subcommittee, is soliciting public comment on a standardized format for Research Performance Progress Reports RPPRResearch Performance Progress Reports RPPR

The National Science Foundation has published a "request for public comment on an updated standardized Research Performance Progress Report RPPRR) format to be used for both interim and final performance progress reporting" in the July 23 Federal Register.

Each interview will be tape recorded so as to accurately capture the participants' comments and will transcribed verbatim using standardized transcription.

As these comments were not described in a standardized manner in REC letters, all data were first fully transcribed and subsequently categorized using the classification checklist.

There have been questions over the racial and socioeconomic background of students who opt out of standardized tests since 2013, when then-Secretary of Education Arne Duncan commented that opposition to the Common Core State Standards was driven by "white suburban moms".

Not least among them was Governor McGreevey, who has professed a keen interest in education issues and is no doubt sensitive to the concerns of black and Latino constituents still bristling from racially charged comments that Dr. Lawrence made in 1994 that equated standardized test scores with genetics.

James Covi, who teaches world history at Lakeside High School in Seattle, commented on Korea's efforts to move away from rigorous standardized testing in secondary education.