Sentence examples for standardized in that from inspiring English sources
Consensus reality, however surreal and surprising it can be, is fairly standardized in that the normal and boring tend to overwhelm more original, mind-bending creations.
Important ingredients are likely to be speed of activity spread, excitatory and inhibitory activity, jumping across areas by long-distance neural projections and the specific shape and size of the Pantin surface such that patterning can become harnessed and standardized in a way that is useful for contraction-based motility.
As the breathing phase and breathing intensity could not be completely standardized in infants of that young age pictures were taken when tissue layers were as much as possible parallel in preperitoneal measurements (end of inspiration).
Packaging economics require containers that are standardized in size and shape and that lend themselves to automatic processes.
The extract of the Astragalus root is usually used also in Western phytotherapy as galenic preparations, containing dried extract standardized in polysaccharides, the substances that are mostly considered responsible for the presumed immunostimulant properties [15]: it is in particular used for recurrent respiratory diseases or as therapeutic complement in cancer treatment [16].
First, there is the inevitable hot dog cart, so standardized in its toppings that it sometimes seems that the 17th-century Dutch governor Peter Stuyvesant must have decreed that every citizen had the right to free onion sauce and sauerkraut with frankfurters.
As was mentioned above, the scalable extension of H.264/AVC (SVC) was standardized in 2007, so transcoding proposals that involve this standard are recent.
A more expressive and flexible approach is provided by ontology languages, that were standardized in the context of the Semantic Web initiative [1].
DERP reports are high quality systematic reviews that are standardized in methods and structure.
The results obtained with KRAS-TMGB that was standardized in our lab (Tables 3 and 4) were in the same line.
In addition, Oka et al. (2005) reported that there was a high correlation between BSID-II and the Kyoto Developmental Test that was standardized in Japan.
