Sentence examples for in a standardized method from inspiring English sources

If the patient was uncomfortable or agitated (SAS ≥ 5), the physician (attending or resident) would be consulted, and possible causes of discomfort would be investigated in a standardized method (pain, patient-ventilator asynchrony, thirst, hunger, and position on the bed, all of them using a poster which included figures expressing these uncomfortable sensations) and treated.

Standing height and weight were measured in a standardized method without wearing heavy clothing and shoes, and rounded to the nearest centimetre and 100 gram, respectively.

In particular, a standardized method for storing restoration data and accessing them is still lacking, and the use of new technologies is still limited and/or not scalable.

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of the survey is that there is interest in adopting a standardized method, if available.

In a point prevalence survey we assessed the appropriateness of antibiotic therapy using an electronic surveillance system in combination with a standardized method for duration of therapy, dosage, dosage interval, route of administration, and choice of antibiotic drug.

After anaesthesia induced with an anaesthetic cocktail composed of tiletamine plus xylazine (1 ml/Kg i.p ., CIR was induced in rats according to a standardized method already used in our previous published study of 2014 [ 22] that originally was described by Awooda et al. [ 23] making some modifications.

Response Evaluation Criteria for Solid Tumours (RECIST) were introduced in 2000 to provide a standardized method for assessing response to treatments in the clinical trial setting [ 1].

Additionally, the study may, in the long term, lead to a standardized method in the treatment of arm lymphedema.

The National ED Inventories (NEDI) survey has been used in multiple countries as a standardized method to benchmark ED characteristics.

In addition, lack of a standardized method for quantifying AGEs has made it difficult to determine which types of AGEs are clinically relevant to vascular injury in vivo.

Response Evaluation Criteria for Solid Tumours (RECIST) were introduced in 2000 to provide a standardized method for assessing response to treatments.