Sentence examples for method of standardising from inspiring English sources

Because of this, the preferred method of standardising a Forecaster run for a particular site is to use actual wood density measurements from the site from a stand of known GF Plus density rating.

As a method of standardising the process of reporting mammograms and also with the objective of facilitating data collection, the American College of Radiology (ACR) created the lexicon published in the atlas "Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BIRADS)", which is used worldwide as a single and united system for the breast imaging radiology subspecialty [13].

The concept of iodine delivery rate (IDR, mg/s) is a method of standardising the rate of iodine delivery across CM with different iodine concentrations, and is calculated from the following formula: IDR = [CM iodine concentration (mg/ml)/1,000] × flow rate (ml/s) [6].

We believe that a distinct statement of the role of each author's contribution regarding the psychotherapy treatment under investigation similar to the COI statement could be a proper method of standardising the measurement of RA.

Thus methods of standardising the viability and mass of P. polycephalum inoculum may impact positively on the results in this and other approaches to forming circuits.

We propose a new method of directly standardising for risk rather than standardising for casemix which overcomes these problems.

Results indicate the importance of standardising bioassay methods to reduce bioassay variability without compromising the ability to use the bioassay to investigate fungus host interactions under varying abiotic and biotic conditions.

The need for verbal autopsies, by definition, highlights the variation in contexts of obtaining the data and the challenges of standardising the methods for data collection.

The processes of acquiring and recording data often benefit from attention to training of study personnel and use of standardised, pilot tested methods.

The PCR method was standardised using another set of primer, DITRYF/R, and 400 bp was amplified from blood and tissue samples of experimentally infected animals.

While study methods standardising every aspect of airway managment may have been more scientifically valid, we believe the generalisability to routine anaesthetic practice would have been severely limited.