Sentence examples for non standardised from inspiring English sources

Several authors used a non standardised retrospective assessment, with an important risk of recall bias [ 11, 16].

EOL, non-standardised counts of theft using the EOL measure; ICA, non-standardised counts of theft using the ICA measure; EOL adj*, theft rates standardised per million passenger journeys using the EOL measure; and; ICA adj*, theft rates standardised per million passenger journeys using the ICA measure.

Some products such as Apache Gora [18] or offer custom, non-standardised development APIs.

Data collection was performed using an anonymous non-standardised questionnaire survey.

The discrepancies might be at least partly explained by inconsistent and non-standardised methodology.

Also the ordering of trees # 2000 and 3000 is interestingly reversed compared to non-standardised RGR (Figure 3, A).

Due to the non-standardised units of quantification, the comparison of different studies can be very difficult [11, 29, 46].

Home-made assays consisting of non-standardised protocols are used currently for laboratory diagnosis of human TSE.

Table 5 Regression analysis of occupational status after migration among recent Polish and Bulgarian migrants (non-standardised coefficients) (N = 574)   b Beta Ethnic group - Poles (ref).

The fact that well-paid and highly skilled occupations are less defined around a typical worker suggests that non-standardised roles require higher skills and are more productive.

However, it was recognised that the semantics embedded within these models were non-standardised, with most models containing ambiguous metabolite names and identifiers.