Sentence examples for standardised contact from inspiring English sources

The host's aggression toward individual silverfish or individual workers was quantified through a standardised contact study in laboratory nests.

For each silverfish individual host aggression was quantified first via social acceptance experiments (standardised contact study), and then its CHCs were extracted and subjected to chemical analysis.

Control participants had 33 (SE 3.7) daytime home care visits on average over the period, while telecare participants had ∼42 (SE 4.3) (difference of 9.6 contacts, standardised difference of 12%).

Data on other adverse events assessed by the investigator as clinically significant, including abnormal laboratory values, will be collected and recorded on standardised forms at each contact.

Patient health care utilisation will be collected through an adapted version of a standardised questionnaire that concerns contact with care providers, hospital admissions, distance travelled, medication use, and work absenteeism.

The recruitment strategies can be grouped into six categories: 1. Doctor/ Health Professional referral2. Club presentation 3. Church/Club newsletter 4. 'Word of mouth' 5. Media (newspaper/radio) 6. Targeted mail outs Statistics were collected on method of recruitment through standardised questioning at initial contact with the potential participant.

Each scheduled visit and telephone contact include a standardised assessment of the signs and symptoms of recurrent VTE.

Colony 6 was not evaluated because all of the isolated individuals were seized by worker ants and could not complete the standardised number of 50 ant contacts.

The number of silverfish individuals differs in some colonies between the multivariate analysis of all behavioural categories and the analysis of the aggression index as some individuals did not complete the standardised number of 50 ant contacts for the social acceptance experiment as some silverfish were seized by ant workers (Table 2).

It allows dissemination of standardised yet personalised treatments, which may include contact with therapists over e-mail or other modes of remote communication (e.g., telephone, video-chat).

Two and four weeks later subjects will be contacted by telephone and the standardised advice will be reinforced.