In addition, in the framework of a 65Zn standardization, 4π(LS β γ measurements are compared with standard 4π PC β γ anticoincidence counting using a proportional counter in the β-channel.
We could not find any references that described antibody specificities or standardization of these assays, and neither were the findings compared with standardized results.
Statistical models assessing the relationship between the lipophilic contaminants PCB-153 or HCB and thyroid parameters were further adjusted for total plasma lipid concentrations because Schisterman et al. (2005) have shown that this approach is less prone to estimate bias compared with lipid standardization.
We notice there is a report showing that the assay may be unreliable and lack standardization compared with the fetuin-based assay [ 31].
In Table 1 the measured values are compared with those normalized according the standards (see reference (European Committee for Standardization, European Standard EN 12368 2006)), for a signal of 300 mm in diameter, type 3/1, typical in important avenues in our country.
In some studies, the FSIQ scores of children with a risk factor were compared with the scores of children in the standardization sample of the test used, whereas in others it was compared with the scores of a control group.
The results were compared with some existing codes and standards including the Canadian (NBCC, 1995), American (ASCE 7-95, 1995), Australian/New Zealand (AS/NZS 1170.2-2002), ASstralian (AS 3995-1994), BS8100 , 198600, 1986), Eurocode 1 (European Committee for Standardization, 1995) and Brazilian (NBR 6123 , 1988.
Compared with colpophotographs, digital colposcopic images suffer from a lower level of standardization.
Similarly, computer-facilitated brief intervention delivery has the potential advantages of greater standardization, lower cost, and greater ease of implementation compared with face-to-face delivery.
However, whereas these studies provided estimates of region-specific OA disease prevalence, these could not be compared with prevalence reported from North America or Europe because of the lack of standardization in disease definition.
