Sentence examples for standardised account from inspiring English sources

The UK General Practice Research Database GPRDD) is a uniquely constructed resource of clinical medical information that has succeeded in providing a reliable continuous standardised account of demographics, medical diagnoses and prescribed medicines over more than 20 years.

Royal Academy Of Arts At 6 Burlington Gardens, W1, Thu to 25 Jan SS Partly taking his cue from the highly influential film-maker Chris Marker, Duncan Campbell takes the standardised accounts of significant historical figures and subjects them to tireless questioning.

38 39 The GPRD is a uniquely constructed resource of clinical medical information that has succeeded in providing a reliable continuous standardised accounting of demographics, medical diagnoses and prescribed medicines over more than 20 years.

Data were extracted, analysed, and presented as standardised mean difference to account for the different instruments used.

It employs a core standardised approach but takes account of the differing legislative and primary care structures in each country's health system.

We calculated the difference between these two standardised survival estimates while accounting for other cause mortality, and we report the number of deaths postponed beyond given points during the follow-up period (i.e., beyond 5 years) by 'equalising' the stage distribution of each age group to match that of women in the 70- to 74-year group.

For prevalence of gout in individuals with affected first-degree and second-degree relatives, age and sex were taken into account and age-standardised and sex-standardised prevalence (95% CI) was determined.

A standardised approach fails to take account the different challenges faced by people and places or enable local leaders to respond to them.

Variation in productivity between stands is typically accounted for by standardised measurements of productivity at a given age (e.g. Site Index) that can be used to adjust the trajectory of predictions through time and the asymptote.

It is important that those making decisions affecting landscapes are aware of the potential nature and range of cultural values, particularly where these values are not accounted for using standardised landscape assessment techniques.

At a technical level, such technologies are reliant on a standardised way of identifying and accounting for human life.