Sentence examples for standardised area from inspiring English sources
3) Locognosia was assessed using a standardised area localisation test [ 22].
The standardised area under the curve (AUC) of the SOFA score over time was calculated for survivors and non-survivors and then compared using the Student ttest.
Main outcome measures The primary outcome was total pain experienced over the 12 hour study period, derived by standardised area under the curve (scaled from 0 to 100) of each participant's hourly pain scores, captured using a visual analogue scale.
A further analysis was conducted using separate multilevel models to test time standardised area under the curve values for Barthel index and Rivermead mobility index scores across follow-up assessments.
As the time intervals between SOFA scores were not equal, to compare the evolution of SOFA scores between survivors and non-survivors over time, we calculated the standardised area under the curve for both trends and compared them.
On a standardised area under the curve (scoring between 0 and 100), we expected the routine care group to have an average score of about 40 units, so 15% equates to a six point reduction.
After examination under a dissecting microscope, individual biopsies from standardised areas of the mouse colon were collected.
The standardised areas under the curve (area under the curve 22 for each participant adjusted for the duration of available data) were reported for the larvae and hydrogel groups and compared using a Wilcoxon rank sum test.
When joints showed discolouration, increased quantities of synovial fluid, or hyperemia or thickening/proliferation of the synovial membrane, samples were taken from three separate, standardised areas of the synovial membrane and immersed in 10% neutral buffered formalin.
Because peak areas represent compositional data, the standardised peak areas were transformed to logcontrasts using Aitchison's (1986) [ 64] formula: Zij=ln[Yij/g(Yj ], where Zij is the standardised peak area i, for individual j, Yij is the peak area i for individual j, and g(Yj) is the geometric mean of all peaks for individual j.
The majority of the hot spots (besides those found in the standardised measurement areas) are found in three different regions: the cranial part of the frontal bone, the sphenofrontal suture and the occipital suture.
