Sentence examples for a standardised technique from inspiring English sources
It can be performed without new investment, but a standardised technique and interobserver agreement still need to be determined.
A number of procedures for preparing the simulant were tested, with the aim of defining a standardised technique for the creation of icy simulants with controlled water contents.
A standardised technique was used; initial entry was through an intra-umbilical incision or palmer's point in cases where the uterine size was more than 14 weeks, with two 5 mm ancillary lateral ports and a suprapubic port.
This is commendable as CT is the gold-standard assessment for union discrepancies, and the shortening measurement method is a standardised technique shown to have high agreement with CT measurements and high repeatability [8, 36].
The objective of this study was to assess HHV6 incidence in the fluids from healthy individuals using a standardised technique for collecting and extracting viral DNA from gingival crevicular fluid, whole saliva and parotid gland saliva.
A standardised technique was used for both procedures.
The entire immunoblotting procedure employed a commercial standardised technique (BM Chemiluminescence Western Blotting Kit, Roche Applied Science; Mannheim, Germany) with rabbit antibodies against human H-Ras (clone C-20), c-Fos (4), and Egr-1 (588) proteins that were purchased from Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc. (Santa Cruz, CA, USA).
In all patients, the breath test was performed using an identical standardised technique [ 20- 22].
Body composition will be estimated using single frequency (50 kHz) bioelectrical impedance (Biostat 500), and fat-free mass will be calculated with the disease-specific equation of Schols et al. 17 Sputum will be induced and processed according to a validated and standardised technique, 18 with some modifications.
The strict application of the standardised technique is a prerequisite for effective teaching and learning of this surgical technique.
Since then, several anterior stabilisation techniques have been described, with a majority of surgeons using the now standardised technique of Caspar plating [ 31, 32].
