Sentence examples for time standardize from inspiring English sources
The OSC is a national initiative whose aim is to "teach practitioners to obtain good quality spirometry >90% of the time, standardize testing performed in the office setting, assure test accuracy and validity and to ensure staff competency" (http://www.aarc.org/osc/).
At the same time, standardized tests have become a central tool in collecting these data.
We have over complicated business and at the same time, standardized what success should look like without taking the time to make it our own.
The results reported above were not time standardized.
At this time standardized secondary antibodies are not widely available.
Specific binding peaked within 30 min at which time standardized uptake value ratios (SUVR) ranged between 1.19 and 2.57.
To identified periodicities that are more frequent than annual and less frequent than daily we compute the power spectrum of the discrete time standardized version of our annually adjusted time series using SAS PROC SPECTRA and the Fast Fourier Transform [ 9].
For each outbreak, the issued date and time (standardized to Eastern Standard Time) of first report from MoH+ and from the informal source were identified, and the difference between the two was defined as the time lag.
The role of burning time, standardized by the number of stoves used in personal exposure to PM2.5 is consistent with the expectation of increased exposure with increased burning time.
We then applied COMBINER to the "time standardized" data to construct a blood-brain network (common modules co-expressed in blood and seven brain regions, Figure 2) and a brain-brain network (common modules co-expressed in six brain regions, Figure 3).
In each matrix, interactions were quantified by means of visitation frequency, expressed as the total number of visits to the flowers of each species per unit of time, standardized by the number of flowers observed in each census and by the overall flower abundance of each species (Castro-Urgal et al. 2012).
