Sentence examples for consistent with the standardized from inspiring English sources

MRI analysis was consistent with the standardized pathology evaluation and showed remarkable difference in the percent of edema between the experimental groups.

This observation strongly suggests a treatment strategy that spillage-induced peritoneal dissemination, even if limited, should be treated with systemic chemotherapy, which is consistent with the standardized oncologic approach for distant metastatic GBC.

At each well-child visit, medical assistants measured height and weight based on the written standardized protocol of the health centers, which are consistent with the standard of care in pediatric primary care.

For the present study, we define 'indicators' in a manner consistent with the Canadian Institute for Health Information, that is, "standardized measures by which to compare health status... and characteristics among different jurisdictions [ 24]." In contrast, we will use the term 'measures' to refer to health-related variables used in this study as outcomes, to compare groupings by indicator.

In order to develop reliable tools to assess the formation and stability of landslide dams, it is fundamental to acquire large data archives covering as many areas as possible collected with consistent methodologies and with standardized information quality.

The ideal experimental fracture should be of consistent site, with the standard degree of bone damage, soft tissue injury, stability and displacement of the bone fragments, and the time needed for bone union should also be standardized (Greiff, 1978).

The standardized questionnaires mentioned above should be complemented in those contexts by instruments that are consistent with the widely used strengths-based approach in social work practice and that account for individual differences between clients [ 17- 19].

Thus, the population projections for Lisbon used in the heat-related mortality assessment were constructed (Dessai 2003) to be consistent with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Standardized Reference Emission Scenarios (Nakicenovic and Swart 2000).

These results are consistent with the recent work of Gusmano et al. that estimated standardized PAH rates between 9.1 and 11.1 per 1,000 inhabitants.

The suitability factors were standardized and then weighted, according to priorities consistent with the critical uncertainties' outcomes in the selected scenarios.

Consistent with the previously described TNBS-induced enterocolitis model, the DSS-induced enterocolitis protocol was standardized to include addition of DSS at 3 dpf and assay of outcome at 6 dpf (3 days post-exposure).