Sentence examples similar to non standardisation from inspiring English sources

The real benefit of getting standardisation – or even better understanding of non-standardisation between devices, platforms and browsers – will be that it will be easier to develop for them, and with HTML5, and the new capabilities it offers, becoming an increasingly important part of our interaction with the web, this site may have arrived just in time.

The study was limited by small size (47 patients) and non-standardisation of the timing of troponin assay after admission.

Granted, the study is open to some minor criticisms (mainly some differences in the baseline characteristics of the two groups as well as non-standardisation of volume resuscitation) but it does open some interesting doors.

The effect of KRAS status on OS in MCRC patients treated in first line remains debatable, with contradictory results that are mainly explained by the non-standardisation of second- and third-line CT as well as several confounding factors such as treatment crossover and different monitoring methods used in these such randomised trials (Douillard et al, 2009; Van Cutsem et al, 2009a, 2009b).

To verify that our results were not dependent on the transformations or standardisations used, all statistics were also performed on non-transformed and non-standardised data, and the results did not differ.

Non-standardised measurements of mitochondrial DNA content for the same sample set varied by 19% between laboratories (based on log10 values, 96% non-logged values), and after standardisation results varied by less than 3% (based on log10 values, 54% non-logged values).

While the sample is non-random, the standardisation of interpretation of results assumes that the frequency of responses reflects the import of what is being measured.

Comfort Amsterdam is a non-standard city, and standardisation has been chased out of town by Marcel Wanders and his team.

However, there were suggestions of problems with standardisation and non-necessity of using an EHR [ 10, 29, 33, 34, 36, 37, 48].

Derived values of mitochondrial DNA/cell varied between laboratories by an average of 91% (non-logged, 56%log100 values) before and by 56% (non-logged, 13%log100 values) after standardisation.

Bivariate percentages were calculated and adjusted for age and sex, through direct standardisation with all non-sudden deaths as standard population, and tested with χ test.