Sentence examples for standardized only from inspiring English sources

This kind of an equestrian career became standardized only under Claudius I; but Augustus began the system and, by his use of equites in responsible posts, founded the imperial civil service, which later was headed chiefly by them.

Importantly, fluid and sodium administration were standardized (only NaCl 0.9% was administered and other potential therapies to reverse hyponatremia were not used), and negative fluid balance, fluid restriction, and diuretic therapy were avoided in all cases.

The BMR levels associated with the batch-calculated BMD/Ls, termed BMD/BMDL10/1SD throughout, were standardized only according to the mathematical representation of the response data (continuous or dichotomous), following the recommendations outlined in BMD Guidance (U.S. EPA 2012a).

Note: Panicle, floret and anther length indexing is standardized only for IR64 cultivar of Oryza sativa subsp. indica, and may vary in different cultivars of rice A total of 3 μg of total RNA isolated from anthers was amplified and labeled using a one-cycle target labeling kit (Affymetrix, CA, USA).

But the euro will standardize only one piece of a vast and intricate economic puzzle that spans the globe.

This is great news for consumers as it offers them choice, but it sends chills up the spines of CIOs who have relied for years on efficient management through standardizing only a few devices.

We chose to standardize each biomarker level on all sampling conditions simultaneously, but in future studies authors may prefer to standardize only for those sampling conditions that turn out to be associated with the considered biomarker with a p value below a given level (say, p >  0.2).

The main advantage of this corrosion procedure is that it is not only standardized, but also the corrosion conditions can easily be controlled, although the succession of surface states during the corrosion process must be considered in the production of artificially corroded dummies.

Yet, this system is completely linear and, most tragically, unwaveringly standardized not only through instruction methods, but also through testing.

But if the cycle becomes standardized, with only infrequent exceptions, very little else is predictable about Vivaldi's imaginative, resourceful concerti.

Breast cancer care in Germany is highly standardized, not only with regard to guideline adherence and staffing, but also with regard to the emphasis on patient-centeredness, which is acknowledged and emphasized in the certification processes [ 34, 35].