More importantly for researchers, staging helps to standardize a 'common language for investigators to conduct trials on similar patient populations.
It associates language with skin color (the name is an amalgam of "ebony" and "phonics"), it smacks of cultural separatism, and it standardizes a colloquial pattern of speech.
Many of them are still strongly puristic in tendency, supporting the urge for "standardizing" the language.
Although the Coalition's mandate is to measure and standardize the environmental and social impacts of clothing, it is also standardizing the language surrounding sustainability.
Claude Favre, seigneur de Vaugelas, (born January 6 , 1585 Meximieux, France died February 1650, Paris), French grammarian and an original member of the Académie Française who played a major role in standardizing the French language of literature and of polite society.
January 6 , 1585Meximieux, France February 1650 Paris, France Claude Favre, seigneur de Vaugelas, (born January 6 , 1585 Meximieux, France died February 1650, Paris) French grammarian and an original member of the Académie Française who played a major role in standardizing the French language of literature and of polite society.
"Differences between children and adults are a matter of skill in standardizing language," not overall aptitude, says cognitive scientist Daniel Slobin of the University of California, Berkeley.
He's formed a company, called Typesafe, to serve as a company to standardize the language, offer development tools and middleware, and consult on Scala.
These were written primarily for purposes of reforming, purifying, or standardizing language and were put to pedagogical use.
Several of the goals of this project are aimed at standardizing language and identifying the data or information needed to evaluate newborn screening program performance.
The rapid growth of the field has driven a need to standardize the language used to describe invasive species and events.
