Sentence examples for standardised basis from inspiring English sources

In 1993 the United Nations, whose System of National Accounts provides a standardised basis for countries to record changes in their income, expenditure and wealth, published guidelines for "satellite"—or separate accounts that try to integrate environmental and economic measures.

However, most of these factors were not even used for stratification within clinical trials, because they were judged to be too weak or too difficult to assess on a standardised basis to enable stratification to be performed.

Indeed, amount of starting material, RNA extraction threshold, enzyme efficiencies at the time of RT or PCR and differences in transcriptional activities of tissues or cell lines largely account for the final result but may undergo in-house variations that must be measured on a standardised basis (Nolan et al, 2006).

The introduction of the ASM model family by the IWA task group was of great importance, providing researchers and practitioners with a standardised set of basis models.

It's difficult, if not impossible, to predict how significantly survival could be boosted if promising technologies come to pass and hospitals implement them on a standardised, best-practice basis.

True, when the statisticians at the IMF or the OECD produce comparative data, they do so on the basis of standardised definitions.

Studies show that, although most breeding programmes remain based on former market successes, with 83percentnt of active selection research being conducted on the basis of standardised and improved varieties (Swanson [1997]), researchers and breeders continue to utilise, and in fact depend upon 'wild germplasm' in order to ensure the long-term sustainability of their programs.

Data on social background and medical history were acquired in a standardised interview on the basis of a questionnaire.

1,065 employees participated either by filling out the questionnaire on their own or were interviewed in a standardised way on the basis of the questionnaire.

The evidence for each element inferring a causal association between smoking and tooth loss in high-quality studies was summarised and evaluated on the basis of standardised methodologies with respect to consistency and study design.

Individual scores were assigned to respondents on the basis of standardised weights for the first component of a principal components analysis in Stata 10 (College Station, TX, USA) [ 16, 17].