By sparing bowel cleansing and distension, by displaying only relevant lesions requiring polypectomy or resection, by taking advantage of computer-aided detection via a standardised cut-off, and by increasing the accuracy in detecting extra-colonic pathological features, PET/CT could surpass CT and MR colonography for colorectal screening.
Weight, height, knee height (KH), ulna length (UL) and MUAC were collected, whenever possible, i.e. when a scale and a stadiometer were available in the NH and when the residents agreed to be measured and their health state was compatible with the detection of measurements using standardised methods [ 40].
The strongest predictor of a standardised test score is still a person's zip code.
Use of a standardised 1-mg dose of intravenous vitamin K. 3.
This paper describes the development of a standardised intervention model for high-risk young people.
Participants were interviewed by means of a standardised telephone interview.
Development of approaches for low-dose treatment response and follow-up imaging solely focussing on the detection of "change" (relative to a standardised baseline acquired at higher radiation exposure) providing reliable diagnostic assessment, e.g. through development of standardised disease- or treatment-specific imaging protocols especially for those patients frequently imaged.
To evaluate duration of oestrus and strength of expression, the visual oestrus detection was performed in a standardised manner using a scoring scale (Table 1), modified from van Eerdenburg et al. [ 22].
Detection of isoform a and b was performed with standardised assay primers and probes (Hs00169257_m1 for isoform a and Hs00737962_m1 for isoform b; Ambion, Inc., Austin, TX, USA).
In investigating the requirements, it transpired that there is a lack of such a standardised framework.
