Sentence examples similar to generalised standardised from inspiring English sources

14 For studies providing estimates according to Gini categories, we calculated the standardised estimates using generalised least squares.

First, the analytical methods used in our publication for the generalised tumour inflammatory infiltrate were relatively standardised ones and included the Jass classification, the Klintrup Makinen (K M) criteria and Crohn's-like reaction criteria.

Generalised effects of music therapy will be measured using standardised scales completed by blinded assessors (Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, ADOS) and parents (Social Responsiveness Scale, SRS) before and 2, 5, and 12 months after randomisation.

Participants in the collaborative care arm reported fewer symptoms of anxiety at follow-up compared with those in the usual care arm, equating to a reduction of 1.45 points (95% confidence interval −2.45 to −0.56) on the generalised anxiety disorder scale (GAD-7), equivalent to a standardised mean difference of −0.28 (−0.47 to −0.09).

Another similar condition is severe generalised folliculitis or "puppy strangles".

Patients whose oxygenation status changes dramatically in 24 h under a standardised assessment method would not be expected to have severe generalised lung inflammation as in ARDS, and should not be classified as ARDS.

This is a small descriptive study including two time periods at four sites only; while it is likely that obstetric practice is similar in other provinces due to the standardised national guidelines and medical regulations, the findings and implications relating to factors influencing practice changes cannot necessarily be generalised to hospitals in other provinces or nationwide.

But standardised to whose technology?

Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.

That has contributed to generalised dollar strength.

The standardised test will take three hours.