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In the latter case, it is often a [term for all environmental activists, including more mainstream groups such as In epidemiology and demography, age adjustment, also called age standardization, is a technique used to allow populations to be compared when the age profiles of the populations are quite different.

To adjust for age under this direct method of standardization, age-specific rates in each group must be calculated, as well as the age structure of the standard population.

There is however an ongoing process of spontaneous standardization (mostly due to increased contact between deaf people from different regions).

This affected the sign languages' development in both communities, which are becoming more divergent as they go through separate standardization processes.

Around 1900–1901, her main battery and secondary battery of Krupp guns was replaced with smaller Elswick QF 6-inch /40 naval guns for stability, and for standardization of ammunition with other ships of the Japanese Navy.

Nevertheless, Eduardo Montagner, an Italo-Mexican from Chipilo, has suggested the standardization of a writing system based on the Spanish alphabet.

NAMP was concerned with meat industry issues including nutrition, safety and hygiene, government and regulatory affairs, and standardization.

This lack of standardization does not present a problem to the dancers, because at least one of two conditions is always true: either the caller walks the dancers through the figures before calling them to music, or the event is attended almost entirely by local people familiar with that caller's repertoire.

There may or may not be some standardization of style within a region, but there is no continent-wide standardization across regions.

Musicians and callers typically learn not only from local mentors but also from books, recordings, and travel to and communication with other artists continent-wide; this learning process leads to a certain amount of de facto standardization.

Technology tailoring and standardization (early 1970s to early 1980s).

The growth of the London insurance market led to the standardization of policies and judicial precedent further developed marine insurance law.