Sentence examples similar to commonly standardised from inspiring English sources

All methods and instrumentation used were commonly used standardised methods.

Only weak positive associations were observed between the proportion of avoidable deaths in a trust and two commonly used standardised mortality ratio metrics, the hospital standardised mortality ratio (HSMR) or summary hospital level mortality indicator (SHMI), neither reaching statistical significance.

These interventions usually cannot be completely standardised.

Other research using the same depth of coding measure has shown that the lower depth of coding can disproportionately disadvantage hospitals' standardised mortality ratios, one of the commonly reported measures of hospital performance.

Objectives To determine the proportion of avoidable deaths (due to acts of omission and commission) in acute hospital trusts in England and to determine the association with the trust's hospital-wide standardised mortality ratio assessed using the two commonly used methods - the hospital standardised mortality ratio (HSMR) and the summary hospital level mortality indicator (SHMI).

The most commonly used serological method, the indirect hemagglutination test (IHA), is poorly standardised worldwide.

§Not computed due to lack of sufficient and standardised data $ Not computed, as reference equations are not commonly used for interpretation Data are presented as mean ± SD.

However, these guidelines have been questioned recently based on detailed assessment of the role of age, gender and ethnicity and may not be appropriate for pregnant women or children [ 18]; Another commonly used method to standardise biomarker measurements in urine is to take account of the gravity or relative density of urine [ 19].

By far the most commonly used identification method was the Edinburgh postnatal depression scale, a specially developed standardised postnatal questionnaire.

Standardised uptake values are dependent on the uptake time but are most commonly measured at 60 min after injection.

§No z-scores used due to lack of sufficient and standardised data $ No z-scores used, as reference equations are not commonly used for interpretation P values refer to individual pairwise correlations.