Sentence examples for standardised function from inspiring English sources

MIVA was programmed to perform a specific, standardised function, with all the required features built-in, making it very suitable for routine data collection.

A key enabler for SON in LTE is a set of 3GPP-standardised functions in the mobile user equipment which allow using these end-user devices as sensors for the network that perform all kinds of measurements and report the results back to the network [2].

Standardised hand function tests were excluded in the second round in favour of assessment of broad hand function.

A GOLD stage was determined by standardised lung function testing.

*Significant predictor variables shown with standardised discriminant function coefficients (in brackets).

A standardised transfer function was designed and applied to each 3D ROI in isolation to allow comparison.

5 7 The results of this investigation were based on standardised pulmonary function tests and suggest that studies that are based upon self-reported diagnoses can potentially result in statistically significant misclassification error.

The test for leg strength and leg function in this study was developed in order to be a standardised procedure suitable for clinical daily use.

A meta-analysis demonstrated greater improvement with ultrasound-guided injections at 6 weeks after injection in both pain (mean difference = 2.23 [95% CI: 1.27, 3.18]), as assessed with a 0 to 10 visual analogue scale, and shoulder function (standardised mean difference = 1.09 [95% CI: 0.61, 1.57]) as assessed with shoulder function scores.

The SpineData questionnaire includes a number of questions relevant to the current LBP episode, standardised measures of functioning (Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire), quality of life (EuroQOL-5D), general health (0 100 EuroQOL health thermometer), work situation, and the use of medication.

Because this battery assesses multiple functions and returns many scores, we will use factor analysis to combine the scores based on their intercorrelations into a set of independent, continuous and standardised summary scores representing function in separate domains of cognitive function.