Sentence examples for standardized formatting from inspiring English sources

The development of a standard format for reporting results of nanotoxicology assays, analogous to effort to standardized formatting for toxicogenomics was also suggested [e.g., MIAME (Minimum Information About a Microarray Experiment) 2007 and MIAPE (Minimum Information About a Proteomics Experiment) 2007].

This method takes advantage of the fact that functional imaging studies are normally presented in a highly standardized format using ubiquitously employed standard coordinate systems, and the emergence of large-scale databases, which store these information.

The newfound industry lacks clear business models and standardized formats.

Additional protocols specified standardized formats for terminology, radio frequencies, navigational equipment, emergency procedures, runway markings, and airport lighting.

Few drinkers trust their taste buds enough to admit that they like something that deviates from the internationally standardized format.

The agency has also been challenged by its own poor record-keeping and data submissions from drug makers that do not adhere to standardized formats.

Key policy recommendations: Cost recovery mechanisms for utilities to collect and share anonymized energy and market data and historic building energy audits, development and maintenance of secure energy data centers, and establishment of customers' right to improved access to their usage data in an easily organized, standardized format.

-- Can you compare fees and services in an "apples-to-apples" standardized format?

Congress also authorized the CFPB to develop standardized formats for information.

Typically, the DICOM standardized format is the presumed starting point for medical 3D printing as described in this document.

It helps to save on costs of original data collection and also of data use, as original sources provide data in a ready-to-use standardized format.