Sentence examples for standardized written from inspiring English sources

In the federal state of Berlin, Germany, all nursing students take centrally standardized written exams, while the practical and oral exams are developed by each individual nursing school or university and conducted without standardized protocols (non-central).

All patients were managed in two different ICU without standardized, written protocols, but all patients had a follow-up in the same Infectious Diseases Department and no data of ICU concern were missing.

The same standardized written instruction as in the behavioral experiment was used to explain the difference between these two aspects of the pain response.

The difference between the sensory and the affective consequences of the painful stimulations were explained using standardized written instructions and using a number of practice trials.

Pump training used standardized written teaching materials for the Medtronic Veo© pump.

They were given standardized, written self-management instructions for handling of common physical symptoms in WAD [ 13].

The caregivers provided their written responses to nine standardized writing assignments and received individualized feedback to each delivery by their therapist within 48 hours.

Later writers who helped to standardize written Lithuanian include Konstantinas Sirvydas, who prepared the first dictionary of Lithuanian (1629), Jonas Jaknavic̆ius (1598 1668), and Saliamonas Slavoc̆inskis (17th century).

Research was carried on simultaneously under the auspices of several monastic centres (most notably Tours) for the purpose of standardizing writing; this effort resulted in the adoption of a regular, easily readable script (Carolingian minuscule).

They are resistant to being lectured to by condescending politicians who want to "dumb down" our school curriculums by administering standardized tests written by educational "professionals" who have limited or no classroom experience.

A single published study of a large sample of school-children in Taiwan that did utilize standardized interviews, written by Wang SJ et al. [15], indicated that nearly half (47%) of the sample of 122 children (out of more than 7000 children) who reported chronic headaches had one or more psychiatric disorders, primarily mood or anxiety disorders.