Per capita targets are used in keeping with common practice as a reference for a fair distribution of global limits [22].
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.
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.
Third, although the measure of adherence was performed using an indirect method, the dose/pill count has been used in outpatient practices as the reference standard to define the diagnostic validity of self-reported methods [ 37, 57, 58].
We therefore used the change in preventive services reported in the administrative data for the study practices as the reference standard and compared this change to results from the chart audits.
In this paper, which is based on a much larger sample than the ones explored in previous studies, we revisit these diverging claims through measures of research productivity, scientific impact and referencing practices as a function of the of age of the researchers.
