Sentence examples for implied standardized from inspiring English sources

Although all the articles reported or implied standardized data extraction, none of them provided examples or description of the format.

Mean standardized uptake value.

Although the pollution level is a unit-less index that makes interpreting the magnitude of the coefficient difficult, a standardized estimate implies that a standard deviation increase in pollution results in about 0.52 h decrease in labor supply.

The standardized coefficient implies that a one standard deviation increase in pollution results in a decrease of 0.99 h in labor supply.

An interpretation of model parameters should consider the fact that all factors have standardized distributions, which implies that a 0 value for a factor corresponds to the mean value for the population of the sub-regions in Poland and a one-unit change of a factor value corresponds to its change by 1 SD.

Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.

Using strict algorithms for counselling also implies a strong reliance on job aides and standardized messages.

In order to avoid bias implied by the different ranges of each measurement, these values have been standardized [ 28].

This definition implies that every final product (building) is almost unique, and processes cannot be easily standardized or automated.

This implies that the definition of a Never Event is somewhat vague, dynamic and not standardized.

Our finding of similar patterns of readmission regardless of hospital readmission performance could imply deficiencies in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services algorithms we used to calculate risk standardized readmission rates.