For a standardized basic fixed-basis terminology, we follow Hoehle and Rodabaugh [6].
The brain was immediately removed, cut in standardized sections and fixed in formaldehyde.
All patients underwent standardized weight-bearing fixed-flexion posteroanterior (PA) knee radiographs using the SynaFlexer™ X-ray positioning frame (Synarc).
Probably, a combined and standardized analysis based on cytometric, transcriptomic, proteomic, and metabolomic evaluations might preferentially be needed for a definitive and true characterization of these cells, fixing standardized criteria.
Yet in the same article, he cautioned against grasping for a "quick-fix solution," and said that no remedy -- whether vouchers or standards or standardized tests or teacher raises -- should be seen as a panacea.
A key assumption underlying the principle that power increases with sample size is that the standardized effect size is fixed over time.
Subjects were seated in a standardized position on a fixed, height-adjustable stool, with a rigid square block stabilizing the torso in a neutral spine posture, and the extremities placed to prevent them from aiding during trials (Fig. 2a).
This lasted approximately 30 minutes and asked a series of standardized questions in a fixed order.
The model fit was evaluated by plotting the standardized residuals against the fixed part prediction and normal scores, respectively, at the second level (herd) for the PQL estimation.
For the cow model and the young animal model, the points in the plot of standardized residuals against the fixed part prediction showed an equal-width band and the plot of standardized residuals against normal scores showed a, roughly, straight line.
We continue digging deep into taxpayers' pockets in search of the magical fix: Is it standardized testing?
