Sentence examples for standardized printed from inspiring English sources

We present the realization of ISEs on post-processed electrodes fabricated via standardized printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing techniques.

To explore the accessibility of standardized printed information materials of the national Dutch colorectal cancer screening program among low health literate screening invitees and to assess the effect of the information on their knowledge about colorectal cancer and the screening program.

The University of Chicago Library maintains a collection of separately published standardized printed instruments utilized in the fields of education and psychology.

The limitations of this study were that first it was based on participants' purely theoretical declarative intentions and second, that the information about PGD/PND was delivered in standardized printed form and not tailored to the carriers' personal characteristics and delivered in face-to-face interviews.

With respect to correspondence, the placement of salutations and closings is standardized to printing them flush left at the start and at the end of a letter.

The purpose of this study is to develop and apply an objective scientific basis in order to standardize 3D printing terminology that will facilitate scientific, clinical, and regulatory communications.

Printing standardized many of the texts, but even as early as 1838, the Daily Prayers According to the Spanish Rite, printed by Anton Schmid, was typeset in Hebrew characters to look like a menorah, prefiguring the early-20th-century word-picture typographic experiments of the Futurists and the Dadaists.

In a hospital setting for example, care providers can securely access and print standardized forms or specific patient reports from printer.

Similarly, for 3D printing, one strategy may include carefully developed phantoms that, once printed, can undergo standardized tests and measurements to establish the accuracy of the 3D printing hardware and software pipeline.

Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.

Voice and printed text involve two familiar, standardized media.