Sentence examples for supported standardized from inspiring English sources

"I believe in standards and I've always believed in standards," said Mr. Edwards, who in an interview last week supported standardized testing as a measure of progress.

HE conducted most clinical arrangements, supported standardized patient recruitment and selection, conducted the screening of pool of patients, and assembled components of the clinical case; he had secondary responsibility for manuscript development.

Electronic health information platforms have the potential to support standardized care delivery models, engage patients, and deliver patient self-assessment tools.

The 10 in the network were chosen based on track records of long-term research (up to 100 years in one case), existing partnerships with nongovernmental organizations, and on a commitment to support standardized data-gathering for 30 to 50 years.

The Society supports standardized methods and ethically-conducted clinical research and basic research in hydrocephalus, CSF disorders and related fields.

All 13CFLUX2 modules support standardized stdin/ stout operations enabling seamless composition of tailor-made scalable processing workflows, e.g. by using scripting languages or web service wrappers.

Finding support standardized, universal screening for nonsuicidal self-injury in juvenile justice secure care facilities.

These components are: (i) multiple CoA registration support (standardized in the RFC 5648 [17]), (ii) flow bindings support (standardized in RFC 6088 [18] to allow mobile routers to bind one or more IP flows to a specific care-of address), and (iii) traffic selectors definition (standardized in RFC 6089 [19]).

However, family support (standardized coefficients =0.43) was an important specific factor for CoG subjects.

The total effect is significantly mediated by self-esteem, parental emotional support and social support (standardized indirect effect = 0.11; P ≤ 0.001).

As shown in Figure 8, at 12 weeks of intervention, it was found that friend perception (standardized coefficients =0.33) negatively influenced exercise behavior among subjects in the CoG, although they had good family support (standardized coefficients =0.36).