Sentence examples for standardised formulation from inspiring English sources

Using a double-blind, randomised and multicentre approach, Reurink et al 44 recruited 80 recreational athletes with hamstring muscle strain injuries, and infiltrated the injured area with either isotonic saline or a standardised formulation of PRP.

Standardised formulations are safe but there is no evidence that they are more effective than placebo.

The main consensus achievement was to develop evidence based standardised formulations which can be implemented with minimal need for individualisation in the newborn population, and to provide framework for further development as new evidence becomes available.

The control group will receive the standardised, concentrated neonatal parenteral nutrition formulation (scNPN) used in current clinical practice and the intervention group will receive a similar formulation containing additional macronutrients (scNPNmax).

The current standardised, concentrated formulation of PN (scNPN) together with a system of fluid and electrolyte management that allows effective nutritional delivery will comprise the control group.

The table describes the composition of standardised PN formulations in the pre-consensus cohort.

The table describes the composition of standardised PN formulations in the post-consensus cohort.

Success was facilitated by the majority NICUs participating in the consensus group already using standardised PN formulations.

Based on the above principles, the Consensus Group agreed on 3 standard and 3 optional standardised AA/Dextrose formulations (Table  1).

The main objective was to achieve consensus in developing standardised PN formulations agreeable to the majority of the NICUs and to deliver the recommended parenteral nutrient intakes to the majority of the neonatal population in Perinatal NICUs.

A first step for the formulation of standardised criteria defining the respectability status in pancreatic cancer (e.g., 'resectable' vs 'borderline resectable' vs 'unresectable') is included in the current version of the NCCN guidelines for pancreatic adenocarcinoma (http://www.nccn.org, V.I.2009).