Sentence examples for one standardised unit from inspiring English sources

When holding other variables constant, this model suggests that: being in a married or defacto relationship decreased the odds of high distress by 31%; having 12 or more years of education decreased the odds of high distress by 48%; and each one standardised unit increment in social support decreased the odds of high distress by 64%.

Standardised unit costs will be calculated for all centres based on actual expenses made during the study.

"Response differs between people so we need one standardised response," Sering said.

Right now, our planet only has enough resources for each of us to consume 1.8 "global hectares" annually – a standardised unit that measures resource use and waste.

The service turns feeds into one standardised format and users can add any atom or RSS feeds they want, but also follow Flickr, Twitter and similar services.

Relative value units (RVUs) provide a standardised unit of work effort for different types of service [ 1].

Routinely collected at least one standardised measure of spasticity (Ashworth scale or Tardieu scale).

There is not one standardised rating scale for measuring anticholinergic burden.

In conclusion, there is not one standardised tool for measuring anticholinergic burden.

Using the numbers generated from these standardised units of measurement, the world's first official sporting records emerged.

Sales figures were converted into standardised units (SU) in order to control for the different package sizes and formulations (see Appendix 1).