For Figure 1A, the adjusted model will produce unbiased estimates without regard for the degree of standardization, while the standardized model is conditional on standardization being sufficient.
Multicenter studies require a high degree of standardization to guarantee the demanded quality standard.
Hoare and Hall [ 23] have recently argued that some degree of standardization in practice is essential for identifying key standards of best practice for tinnitus, for ensuring equal patient access to treatments, for facilitating clinical audit, and for providing high-level evidence of clinical efficacy.
"Does equal protection require some degree of standardization, and what is that degree?
This suggests a high degree of standardization, but much depends on the instructor, who is called a jiaolian, or "coach".
In the sixteenth century, the wide circulation of English Bible translations and the Book of Common Prayer brought a new degree of standardization.
This growth of cabinetmaking as a trade of its own eventually resulted in a considerable degree of standardization of methods of construction, particularly in the types of joints used and in the thicknesses of wood for the various parts.
Design loads may be attributed a degree of standardization.
The structured nature of prescriptions and diagnoses provided a degree of standardization.
In this context, the compendial methods are most likely offering the highest degree of standardization.
