Sentence examples for very standardised from inspiring English sources
The problem is that while Windows Phone 7 has a highly original interface, it is also a very standardised platform.
However, we do not think the latter is very likely because of the very standardised experimental conditions in our study.
They came from institutions with a good record of prospective collection of data and where patients were dealt with in a very standardised fashion.
Additionally, we found that physician ordering and laboratory routine testing schemes for Cryptosporidium are not very standardised.
Results based on DRS were very similar to Standardised Mortality Ratios (SMRs) obtained from indirect standardisation, with similar standard errors.
As the patterns regarding the standard errors for non-standardised and age-standardised survival were generally very similar, results for these groups of patients are not shown separately.
The testing protocol employed in phase two, although not standardised or previously validated, is very similar in method to the ramp test recommended in the Australian Standard [ 10].
Percentage variance accounted for by the loadings on the forced 1-factor analyses was very similar: raw weighted scores (27.52%); standardised z scores for each hospital subgroup recombined (25.62%).
82 Similarly, there was a very large standardised effect on maximum aerobic power in one, 83 but not all 16818484 studies using IHT.
The few items with very low standardised coefficients may have been misunderstood by parents and should be investigated further in future studies before they omitted from future assessments using CBCL to examine behavioural/emotional problems in Kenyan populations.
