As a standardised procedure, anastomoses were performed after mobilisation of the splenic flexure in a double-stapled technique (Knight and Griffen, 1980).
As a standardised protocol was not in place prospectively, the decision to image the abdomen/pelvis was made clinically by the involved practitioners.
As a standardised method for surveying opinions about khat is lacking, the items were constructed from hypotheses stated in the pertinent literature [ 1, 3, 8, 12, 13, 15, 22- 27] and popular beliefs.
As a standardised measure of PS in routine oncology practice, the ECOG bears the potential for widespread usage to screen for psychological distress in this setting due to its high acceptability and ease of use.
The incidence of gastric cancer on Matsu Island was standardised to that in Taiwan, and is presented as a standardised incidence ratio.
The pooled effect size was calculated as a standardised mean difference (SMD) because different outcome measures were used.
The pooled effect on fatigue, calculated as a standardised mean difference (SMD) using a random-effects model, was –1.69 (95% CI –2.99 to –0.39).
In addition, driving cycles serve as a standardised measurement procedure for the certification of a vehicle's fuel economy and driving range.
Hence, processing intact cassava root as a standardised integrated methodology could be used to produce sustainable low cost BPD for a broad range of applications.
For the sake of simplicity the slightly restricted sound SFC is treated as a standardised version of control interpreted Petri Net.
Dr Endy thinks BioBricks can put biologists in the same position.The DNA of a BioBrick contains a combination of genes that acts as a standardised component.
