It is fairly standardized.
Hence, we accepted the three-factor model as a measurement model of CSE, also because the loadings for each factor were reasonably high (CSE factor 1: standardized λ = .80 .99, CSE factor 2: standardized λ = .64 .79, and CSE factor 3: standardized λ = .83 .92).83 .92
Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.
In the GWAS context, A will be reasonably incoherent if all markers with very low minor allele frequency (MAF) are pruned, since A is standardized and the standard deviation scales with MAF.
Baseline and treatment characteristics are reasonably balanced, immune-histochemical processing is standardized by TMA-methodology, adequate controls were used, and two unbiased, independent researchers, blinded for all clinical parameters, performed the evaluation.
However, the process of data collection was standardized, the variables included are reasonably objective measures, and there was little missing data.
The resulting parish-specific standardized incidence ratios (SIRs) (see Statistical methods) reasonably reflect the predicted SIRs for the target population, provided unchanged impact of underlying risk factors.
Inadequate information disclosure to some patients that could explain our results can reasonably be excluded because the information procedure was well standardized.
The experts do, however, recognize the difficulty and therefore envision a reasonably balanced approach: for those unable to obtain a standardized A1C test (or an affordable one), to continue to use the well-established methods of glucose testing fasting and postchallenge glucose the older diagnostic criteria of which will remain in place.
