Sentence examples for consolidated standard from inspiring English sources
The Virtual Bus can also be adapted for many devices, as it is based on the consolidated standard HLA (IEEE 1516).
A comparative analysis of the predictions of the four models based on consolidated standard statistical parameters [54] reported in Section "Results and discussion," has showed that the physically based method proposed by Miguel correlates better with the data collected in Rome.
A comparative analysis of the predictions of the four models based on consolidated standard statistical parameters [54] reported in section 'Results and discussionResults and discussion' has showed that the physically based method proposed by Miguel correlates better with the data collected in Rome.
A CONSORT (consolidated standard in reporting trials -like diagram, including strials -likeandiagramnts dincludingn istudysentedesignigure 1.
The recruitment and progress of patients is offered as a CONSORT (consolidated standard for reporting clinical trials) diagram [ 59] in Figure 1.
The GRADE system separates decisions regarding the quality of evidence from strength of recommendations and allows upgrading or down grading of – level of evidence according to quality of evidence rather than to study design In order to obtain reliable and evidence-based guidelines in geriatric surgery, the GRADE system for grading evidence should be used as consolidated standard.
Since the switching frequency is generally in a range between 10 and 20 kHz, actually, there still are no adequate and consolidated standards for these high-frequency emissions.
CONSORT (consolidated standards of reporting trails) was introduced in 1996 [6] in an attempt to alleviate the problems arising from inadequate reporting, and it was revised five years later [7].
A CONSORT (consolidated standards of reporting trials) diagram outlining participant recruitment is depicted in Fig. 1.
The report involved using consolidated standards of reporting trials (CONSORT) [ 14].
The consolidated standards of reporting trials statement provides similar guidance for published randomised trials.
