The unpredictability of the real world is sandpapered and standardised for simple consumption.
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Two sensitive and specific RT-PCR assays were standardised for testing the presence of human metapneumovirus.
Similar to NAPLAN test scores, PPVT and WAI test scores are standardised for ease of interpretation.
We used a version adapted and standardised for use in Brazil (Malloy-Diniz et al. 2010).
We used a version adapted and standardised for use in Brazil (Fonseca et al., unpublished manuscript).
So, doses and duration of auxins need to be standardised for different seasons and species.
Without validated behavioural measures, clinicians use test that are not standardised for this population, such as the MacArthur-Bates Communicative Skills Inventory (SCDI).
The objective of this study is to evaluate the utility of bronchodilator response for asthma diagnosis in preschoolers by using spirometry standardised for this specific age group.
Historically, the main vaccine studies have focused on the one-host cattle tick Rhipicephalus microplus, and efficacy evaluations have been standardised for this tick species.
The ILO concentrated, moreover, on the visible implications of informality rather than its causes, giving the concept a meaning that was standardised for certain features.
