Sentence examples for in the standardised from inspiring English sources
Because of spatial autocorrelation in the standardised residuals of the non-spatial multiple regression, we conducted GWR.
The interest of this approach is that its restriction to profiles leads to the same motif notion as in the standardised method.
The recently proposed PERCIST system (PET Response Criteria in Solid Tumours) evaluates changes in the standardised uptake value (SUV) of 18FDG to assess treatment response [18].
According to Table 3, the percentage changes in the standardised mortality rate for women expose relatively large differences between the regions.
The average of the entire European Union was characterised by a relatively high decline in the standardised mortality rate for cerebrovascular diseases, reaching 31.5%.
To help in this process, a specific case report form was produced, incorporating all the items in the standardised assessment package which was then translated into the languages of participating countries for local use.
Because of the presence of spatial autocorrelation in the standardised residuals of the non-spatial multiple linear regression, geographically weighted regression (GWR) was conducted, producing for each sample point a local relationship between AGB and the explanatory variables.
Eliminating the effects of age and sex excludes the influence of disease-specific risk of age and sex in the standardised analysis.
In this way, we eliminate the effect of age and sex, by excluding the influence of disease-specific risk of age and sex in the standardised analysis.
For this reason we make the network freely available in the standardised and easily exportable.xml CellDesigner format at 'www.picb.ac.cn/ClinicalGenomicNTW/temp.html' and 'www.celldesigner.org'.org
In the standardised procedure that we use for transmission experiments, the flies normally receive an inoculum of about 4×104 trypanosomes (assuming that they consume ∼20 µl blood), which is considerably more than from an infected animal.
