We examined the similarities between pathways and biological processes, and derived Boolean models of pathways in terms of standardized vocabulary with GOBP terms.
Furthermore, it anticipates the direction regulators would like to move in terms of expediting and standardizing submissions.
The standardization of such linear units as the yard, foot, and inch begun by government enactment sometime between 1266 and 1303 recognized the traditional sizes of rods, furlongs, and acres as fixed and therefore simply redefined them in terms of the newly standardized units.
Accuracy of 3D ultrasonography for diagnosing levator defects will be expressed in terms of sensitivity, specificity, standardized predictive values and their 95% -confidence interval.
CT is a robust imaging technique in terms of reproducibility and standardized image acquisition protocols in both research and clinical settings, which are major criteria for any quantitative imaging technique as the measures need to be objective and reflect changes only due to biology.
Scores were standardized so that each score was expressed in terms of number of standard deviations from the sample mean.
All factors were scaled such that high values indicated poor adjustment and standardized in order to show effect sizes in terms of fractions of standard deviations.
Unlike residential real estate, where properties are listed with very specific numbers (even if they are negotiable), prices in cemeteries are hardly standardized in terms of size and product.
Furthermore, both the lateral entry and the medial lateral entry techniques were standardized in terms of pin size, pin location, and the position of the elbow for medial pin placement.
