The phrase "standardized paradigm" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a widely accepted or established model or pattern that is commonly used for comparison or analysis. Example: In the field of psychology, the standardized paradigm for studying human behavior is the use of controlled experiments.
Using functional resonance imaging (fMRI) with a standardized paradigm for trigemino-nociceptive stimulation [1], we explored the effect of sumatriptan on central pain processing structures compared to saline and acetylsalicylic acid (ASA).
The PREEMPT clinical program also established the standardized paradigm for OBT-A administration for CM prophylaxis that is currently recommended for the first 56 weeks of treatment [14, 15].
Nociceptive withdrawal reflex was evaluated in the right lower limb according to a standardized paradigm: electrical stimulation delivered at the sural nerve and electromyographic muscular response recorded from the ipsilateral biceps femoris.
A standardized paradigm will be used for observations of mother-child interactions.
However, there exist also standardized paradigms with more emphasis on social aspects like the Ultimatum Game or the Prisoner's Dilemma Game Baumgartnerr et al., 2011; Güth et al., 1982; Sanfey, 2007; van't Wout et al., 2005).
Multiple standardized laboratory paradigms were used to evaluate his behavior in structured and relatively unstructured situations designed to elicit positive and negative emotions and to place demands on attention.
We were interested in the combined effects of two genetic indicators of oxytocin system activity: rs53576 (G/A) and rs3796863 (A/C), on neuroendocrine and affective stress reactions in a well established, standardized social stress Paradigm – the Trier social stress Test (TSST).
In addition, standardized toxicological testing paradigms to compare e-cigarettes versus traditional tobacco products have not been developed.
The point-and-click paradigm was effectively standardized by Microsoft, which was heavily influenced by observation of Apple's user-interface design.
Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.
One major methodological issue is the difficulty of finding universally applicable paradigms that can be standardized and that are ecologically valid for the species to be compared.
