Sentence examples for method the standardised from inspiring English sources
In agreement with the DART method, the standardised average of the 323 genes was higher in tumours with an overall shorter RFS (Additional file 14B), confirming the relevance of the MaSC biological programme invasion and metastasis in TNBC.
The first estimation method, called the Standardised Illness Ratio (SIR) method, used the relationship of standardised mortality ratios (SMRs) and SIRs of the UK LAs, all-group population and sex, to estimate SMRs for the 16 ethnic groups from their SIRs, under the assumption that the all-group relationship applied to each individual ethnic group.
Plasma creatinine (μmol/L) was analysed with the Jaffé method, standardised according to the International Standardization with isotope dilution mass spectometry (IDMS).
Rates calculated by the direct method were standardised by sex and age categories, whereas rates by the logistic method were standardised by sex and age as a continuous variable.
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.
This method has been standardised against the approved International Federation of Clinical Chemistry reference method.
The immunohistochemistry (IHC) staining method utilised standardised reagents according to a protocol supplied by DAKO (Carpinteria, CA, USA) for this prototype pharmDx test intended for investigative use (Humphreys and Halpern, 2008).
The methods and standardised data collection protocol have been described in detail elsewhere.
The building heating demand calculation of SimStadt consists in a monthly energy balance method standardised in the DIN 18599 (German equivalent of ISO 13790), based on the geometry of the CityGML 3D city models and the energy-related data of the Energy ADE.
The number of LMs was analysed using the simplified quantitative method standardised in our laboratory as described by Jojovic and Schumacher (2000).
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.
