They used institutional policies and practices as a reference point to judge the validity of the information.
A regimen most commonly used globally both in the clinical practice and as a reference arm in phase III trials had been a combination of cisplatin (CDDP) and 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) [ 1– 3].
In a group of thienopyridines, which typically are added to acetylsalicylate acid, clopidogrel is considered the gold standard and is widely used in general practice and as a reference drug in trials examining new antiplatelet drugs.
To achieve this goal, a two-span, substandard single-column bent RC bridge, typical of older construction practice, is utilized as a reference bridge to illustrate the impact of repair jacket application on damaged bridges subjected to AS attacks.
The remaining four graphs, corresponding to the artificial noisy data (omitting the noise-free data as less likely in practice), are given as a reference for comparison.
Expected rates derived by logistic regression, using the region's overall case-mix adjusted practice as the reference population, demonstrate a two-fold variation in ratio of observed to expected unit mastectomy rate (range 0.66 1.36).
These workbooks not only provided a guide for participants during their intervention skill practices, but also served as a reference for participants to take with them at completion of TMCP training.
In agreement with clinical practice, this position is used as a reference one.
When doing practice runs, choose a reference point for when you turn, as well as one for the apex and exit.
I refer to — rather than reference — the word practice, as in "Duchamp's practice," "Picasso's studio practice" and worst of all, especially from the mouths of graduate students, "my practice".
