Sentence examples for before standardisation from inspiring English sources

There was no significant improvement for concordance of measures of nuclear DNA content after standardisation, with results varying by 4.56% between laboratories (based on log10 values, 45% non-logged values) before standardisation, and by 2.49% (based on log10 values, 50% non-logged values) after standardisation.

TLC, RP-HPLC, and H-NMR spectroscopy were used for standardisation before and during the experiments.

The first balancing loop (B1) represents the limitation caused by the additional time needed for data standardisation before study start-up.

Cibere et al. found clinically acceptable reliability both before and after standardisation of ROM and muscle strength measurements but they did not incorporate variance components from the patients or random error and agreement parameters were not reported [ 17].

Differences in the time of follow-up and age of the women among the three periods were taken into account by indirect standardisation before Poisson's regression, using the period 1996 2000 as reference.

This paper reports the problems managed and treatments provided at encounters with heavy and non-heavy drinkers, grouped by their response to the 3rd question, and compares the two groups before and after standardisation for age and sex.

Thus, accurate measurements of CRL require rigorous standardisation before initiation of the study and continuous quality control measures should be implemented similar to those routinely used in laboratory practices.

Their method of lymph drainage was comparable as they were especially trained before the study and standardisation and similarity of lymph drainage of the four therapists was controlled at several times during the study.

Our baseline RSA examinations were obtained, as recommended in Guidelines for standardisation of radiostereometry, before the patients had started the more active part of mobilisation [17].

Here, we investigate the ambiguity of non-systematic identifiers within and between small-molecular databases, before and after chemical structure standardisation.

MR imaging presents more challenges in terms of standardisation of scanning before and after treatment to ensure consistent disease assessment.