Sentence examples for a standardized definition from inspiring English sources

We used standardized, validated measurements of motor function and cognitive function and a standardized definition of falls [ 36] There are limitations to our study.

"I believe the reason for the range between 10percentand33percentcent is a lack of a standardized definition of suicide by cop".

A standardized definition is still difficult because of a huge variety of different phenotypes.

Therefore, using a standardized definition in the registry may improve future research.

Absence of a standardized definition of mentorship has allowed widespread application of the term to other forms of protégé support.

We suggest a standardized definition of wastewater treatment aimed at the utility level, which could be normalized and aggregated to reflect national performance.

The absence of a standardized definition resulted in significant variation in reporting of this disorder and contributed to a lack of comparative data.

It is not the target of this paper to provide a standardized definition of Ri but to give researchers, engineers and manufacturers a possibility to understand what the term Ri means in their own work.

Caveats in identifying AEs in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) include the lack of a standardized definition of statin-associated AEs, the differences in properties of different statins, the selectivity of RCTs in choosing their participants, the presence of high rate of nonadherence/withdrawal from trials and other concerns related to study design and conflict of interest.

Clinical staff did not use a standardized definition for recording adverse events, and there was no supplemental documentation for what adverse event occurred.

We used a standardized definition of contamination [ 16].