Sentence examples for strong standardized from inspiring English sources

For the future growth of the usage of mobile computing it is of utmost importance that instead of individually developed, isolated extensions to the existing architectures, the research community agrees on a strong, standardized middleware platform extending both existing mobile architectures and existing information access architectures to ensure mobile access in heterogeneous environments.

In Nepal a well conducted nationwide drug resistance survey [9], [10] provided population level data on patterns of drug resistance that have been used to design a strong standardized regimen for MDR-TB whicoulduld be entirely delivered in outpatient facilities.

Strong standardized verbal encouragement was given during all trials.

This model had strong standardized factor loadings for individual items in the 0.4 0.7 range.

As displayed in Figures  3a and 3b, the number of diagnoses showed strong standardized path coefficients for predicting each of the four FH outcomes (β > 0.10).

Ultimately future work is needed across different intervention domains to establish a strong standardized feasibility coding system that can be meaningfully integrated into systems for providing evaluations of interventions that extend beyond treatment efficacy.

Curiously, in his first vote as an independent, he opposed a Democratic proposal that would encourage states to have stronger standardized tests in their schools.

A third limitation relates to the lack of stronger standardized measure of social support, as for instance the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support or other measures of caregivers' burden.

This advantage translates to stronger standardized estimates for the association between exposure and MDI [−2.11/0.49 = −4.31 points (95% CI, −8.66 to 0.02) for a 1-log-unit increase in exposure] compared with corresponding estimates based on methods 1 and 2 (2.74 points via separate regressions or GEE, −4.13 points via MLE).

Rubber textile conveyor belts used in underground coal mines require strong and standardized fire-resistant properties in order to guarantee the safety of the work.

"The fact is that for highly selective American institutions, a strong showing in standardized tests, a strong curriculum and good grades are all necessary but not sufficient conditions for admission".