standardization

Examples of standardized

standardized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

There are no standardized tests of sign language, so the sign language abilities of deaf students who read successfully or not are unknown.
They defined a standard vocabulary to obtain consistent terminology and levels of detail, with the ultimate goal of creating standardized entities for design repositories.
Performance on the experimental tense tasks varied depending on subgroup status, which was defined on the basis of performance on standardized language measures.
As standardized payment schedules based upon such codes are being developed, the precise definition of a "typical" patient for each code becomes increasingly important.
The number of black pixels was counted in a standardized square positioned over each band.
The selected articles were reviewed and data extracted on to a standardized form.
Measurements were made by physicians who followed a standardized procedure; they were not told to which group the subjects belonged.
A standardized questionnaire was developed and administered to the cattle owner or manager.
Next, a research assistant independently administered the selfrating scales and standardized assessment instruments.
The administrative incidence for all three studies was directly standardized against 1991 census data.
The index is the mean of the items, after each was standardized to a 0 - 1 metric.
Reliability coefficients (standardized alpha) of 0.95 and 0.94 were calculated for the accent and perceived comprehensibility ratings, respectively.
If the item alpha is greater than the standardized overall alpha, it indicates that the removal of that item increases the homogeneity of the scale.
Despite the lack of a standardized approach, direct molecular detection and identification of enteroviruses is an efficient epidemiological tool.
The timing of its measurement should be standardized in regard to selection of the appropriate sized balloons for dilating stenotic pulmonary valves.
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