Sentence examples for a method of standardizing from inspiring English sources
Under the assumption that these patterns of temporal variation are empirically regular, we describe a method of standardizing health expectancy calculations for morbidity conditions whose prevalence is more closely related to thanatological age.
The CVI is a method of standardizing vasopressor dosing [ 26, 27].
Several groups are now working to find a method of standardizing the preparation of PRP, which will be greatly beneficial for future research and application of this treatment.
[ 13] On the whole, it is a method of standardizing the diagnosis and treatment of this complex disease, meanwhile allowing the treating physician to respond to an individual patient's progression or complications.
The degree-day is a useful method of standardizing the effect of temperature on growth, development, and the timing of life-history events across individuals of poikilothermic organisms that may experience different temperature regimes [24].
But Dr. Rose disagreed, saying that general practitioners like Dr. Cigliano who have basic training and experience using Botox could be good injectors, especially using Smoothmed's method of standardizing treatments and making them reproducible.
Dividing by divergence estimates is one method of standardizing diversity measures; however, the ratio of polymorphism to divergence (using D. virilis as an outgroup) exhibits a similar pattern of heterogeneity among loci (Supporting Figure S1).
Another way to use the data we have presented would be to calculate Z-scores for the HAQ-DI similar to the method of standardizing bone mineral density.
The reporting of a method to standardize the procedure, a definition of successful procedure, and the reporting of the rate of successful procedures was also recorded.
The FDOT has developed a method to standardize procedures for collection of resistivity readings (FDOT Standard 2004).
However, these recommendations have not been accompanied by curricula, competency assessment, or a method to standardize the quality and quantity of focused ultrasound exposure across programs.
