Sentence examples for relatively standardised from inspiring English sources

Many environmental conditions for in vitro embryo production (IVP) systems for cattle have been relatively standardised, e.g. media composition, temperature, pH, water quality, and atmospheric composition.

And even if they were, as a recent review in the British Journal of Psychiatry puts it: "By my reckoning if it was possible to remove all bipolar disorder in the population, creativity would only be reduced by 0.23%." We should also be particularly careful extrapolating a relatively standardised metric such as IQ on to something as flighty and ill defined as "creativity".

The surgical procedure itself is relatively standardised and confined to a single intra-abdominal compartment, which makes comparisons between individual subjects easier and logically suggests that the chances of identifying a regional pressure phenomenon would be highest.

We recently conducted a comparison of R6/2 (age 12 weeks) and homozygous HdhQ150 knock-in (HdhQ150/Q150 aged 22 months) mice [12], [13] at late stage disease (with relatively standardised strain background and CAG repeat size) and found that both models exhibited widespread and comparable brain phenotypes.

The concept of reliability can be applied most meaningfully to relatively standardised aspects of healthcare 8 which include procedures that staff need to carry out reliably.

Depression was defined by 12 different methods, but relatively standardised methods were used for measurement of C reactive protein concentration and diabetes.

It is an attractive measure of SES for international comparisons because it is likely to be relatively well standardised between countries and is easily obtained from a standard questionnaire.

The findings were thus derived from assessments made over a period that was not standardised, but was generally relatively long.

X-ray evaluation of rheumatoid joints is relatively inexpensive, is widely available and has standardised methods for interpretation.

Although CR evaluation of joint structure is relatively inexpensive, is widely available and has standardised methods for interpretation, it also has many limitations.

As management was standardised in most cases, this classification was relatively straightforward.