Sentence examples for standardisation to a from inspiring English sources
Third step was standardisation to a hypothetical patient number of 180 patients per year.
However, since a fundamentally similar outcome might be measured on different scales, standardisation to a common scale is therefore required before the outcome can be combined in the meta-analysis.
After standardisation to a common age distribution in that study, 5-year lung cancer survival in England was 7.4% for men and 7.7% for women, compared with the European average values of 9.7 and 9.6%, respectively (Sant et al, 2003).
The first is to adopt a medical knowledge standardisation to provide a consistent terminology control and to simplify the integration between knowledge management tools and the health information system.
"This gives a standardisation to terms, so that when we say there's a famine, we have the indicators and agreements on the conditions that constitute a famine.
The aim of the work was to use the functionality readily available and free to iPhone users to test the hypothesis posed by the archivist and then cross validate the findings with a calibrated colour measuring probe that is less readily accessible but provides a gold standardisation to test the efficacy of the smartphone.
Most studies were conducted at a local level, using direct standardisation to derive national estimates.
Incidence rates of ILI from the community population were then applied week by week to the age structure of the patients' population (i.e. using indirect standardisation) to calculate λC (t,a).
The performance of the HMM approach for name standardisation, compared to a rule-based approach, was less favourable.
Overall, our results suggest that de-standardisation is to a lesser extend fostered by value changes, but much more by social deprivation and failure to establish stable and socially accepted family trajectories among lower social strata.
After obtaining informed consent, participants were randomised and underwent a standardisation procedure to orient them to the study procedures and techniques to be performed.
