Sentence examples for measures of standardization from inspiring English sources

We also provided measures of standardization that are not freely available for all of the Japanese items in the present study (age of acquisition and concreteness) and bilingual norming data for English word familiarity.

Measures of standardization for an abdominal pMRI study include imaging sequence, respiratory maneuver (e.g., free breathing or breath hold, as well as related acquisition with or without respiratory trigger), imaging parameters (e.g., flip angle, injection rate of contrast agent, and range of the tumor area to image), and postprocessing methods.

There is a high measure of standardization in kind and style, despite lingering local traditions in more remote areas.

The Anger Management and Conflict Resolution toolkit was critical in meaningfully engaging SBPs in this project and ensuring a measure of standardization on tackling the issue of violence in schools.

Excessive proliferation of these measures and lack of standardization in their use, however, hinder comparisons across studies and populations [ 5].

In 71.7% of the studies, where body composition was measured, no details of standardization were provided.

On the other hand, given that series of standardization measures will be implemented to minimize nurse-specific effects, we anticipate that the intracluster correlation will not be higher than 0.10.

Although is a standardized measure of LD, the standardization does not completely remove the effects of allele frequency (Maruyama 1982; Hudson 1985; Hedrick 1987).

The use of visual analogue scales (VAS) provides quantitative assessments of patients' expectations but the lack of standardization of measures prohibits meta- analyses.

Moreover, there was a lack of standardization of outcome measures, no clear statement of primary outcome measure, and much variation in the selection of control treatment, in the duration of treatments, in the duration of observation and in the method of acupuncture or moxibustion treatment.

SST tries to eliminate the spectral differences induced by the changes in instruments or measurement conditions through the transformation between two spectral spaces spanned by the corresponding spectra of a subset of standardization samples measured on two instruments or under two sets of experimental conditions.