nonstandardized
- adjective
- /nɑnˈstændərˌdaɪzd/
- Specialized
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no estandarizado
- The nonstandardized mortality rates presented above are strongly influenced by the age group of the deceased drug users; to eliminate the effect of the age structure, directly standardized mortality rates were calculated.
- nonstandardized mortality
- nonstandardized mortality rates
Examples
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The nonstandardized mortality rates are higher among men for all of the observed subgroups of drug users (see Table 4).
Academic text (2007) -
The company's nonstandardized measurements made it difficult to compare the results with industry benchmarks.
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Nonstandardized mortality rates
Academic text (2007) -
Nonstandardized tests refer to teacher-made and/or criterion-referenced instruments developed primarily to assist in classroom grading and related evaluation procedures.
Academic text (1994) -
The researchers reported the nonstandardized results of their experiment to highlight the variability in measurements.
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In her study, she included nonstandardized data to illustrate the unique characteristics of each case.
Synonyms
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Not following the usual rules for size, shape, or quality so it may not fit other things
Expressed in original units rather than a common scale
Not adjusted to the same scale as other values
Not measured, changed, or covered with scales, for example raw data and fish
Antonyms
How Standardized
- US
- Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
nonstandardized = standardized (transparent) = non + standard + ized
The word is transparently formed by negating 'standardized' with 'non-,' so its meaning is straightforwardly 'not standardized.'
Etymology
Nonstandardized comes from non- 'not' and standardized 'made to a common scale or rule'. Think of measurements kept in their original units instead of being changed to the same scale, so nonstandardized values are shown as they were measured, not adjusted for easy comparison.