Sentence examples for data from the standardised from inspiring English sources

The resulting uncertainty factor of 0.0376 was applied in addition to the DC factor to reduce the measured deposition data from the standardised technical sampling to 0.94% (0.25 × 0.0376 = 0.0094 = 0.94%) of initial values.

Data from the standardised paper-based questionnaires were subsequently entered into a purpose designed Excel database and exported into a statistical software package for analysis.

We retrieved data from the standardised antenatal and obstetric records used throughout Sweden, CTG recordings from during labour, and the neonatal case records.

A structured protocol was drawn up before the review, including clinical data from the standardised Swedish antenatal, obstetric and neonatal records, fetal surveillance with cardiotocographic (CTG) monitoring, fetal blood sampling (FBS), the partogram (i.e. recording of signs of dystocia during labour) and use of oxytocin.

Data from this standardised patient study suggest that hospital discharge letters are important for follow-up care; however, the length of the letter is not a reliable proxy for their perceived helpfulness in aftercare.

A pair of reviewers independently extracted relevant data from the studies using a standardised data extraction form.

Secondly, for the purposes of pooling the data from the five sites a standardised questionnaire was needed; however, the Ugandan version had changed the order of some of the items, so could not be used as a direct equivalent to the original.

Nevertheless, our findings are based upon a large sample of older adults up to the age of 107 years, incorporating high quality data from validated, standardised measures collected within the framework of a rigorously conducted, high quality trial.

Two researchers independently extracted data onto the standardised Excel spreadsheets.

The results from the standardised data for the four African and four Asian country sites presented in this supplement represent a significant advance on previously available information for charting the evolution of the demographic and epidemiological transitions in low-income countries.

Combined data suggested a modest improvement in overall symptoms after several weeks of treatment: for dichotomous data from seven trials the overall Odds Ratio (OR) was 1.6 (95% CI, 1.2 to 2.2); for continuous data from six trials the standardised mean difference (SMD) was 0.23 (95% CI, 0.07 to 0.38).