Sentence examples for standardised high from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to consider to which extent the universities act as progressive or innovative catalysts on the educational levels below the tertiary stage, with their entrance requirements sometimes based on standardised high stake tests.

Accordingly, we examined acute EI, appetite-regulatory hormones and metabolic responses after extended morning fasting relative to a standardised high glycaemic index/carbohydrate breakfast.

55 These examples suggest that in units where the organisational culture and context supports optimum trained staff numbers, there might not be additional benefit from the use of weaning protocols compared with standardised high level approaches to weaning.

Here, DNA microarray gene expression profiles of deletion mutants are generated under a standardised high glucose growth condition to obtain a comprehensive overview of the yeast glucose regulatory system.

The actually required maintenance doses of remifentanil or sufentanil may have been lower in the GA-ISB group, but the operations were relatively short, and the standardised high induction doses might have masked the difference.

52 Consequently, if the culture of a unit is such that usual care is a standardised high level approach to weaning, albeit not formally laid out in guidelines, then it might not differ greatly from that delivered by a weaning protocol.

All 3 cognitive measures were standardised, higher scores reflecting better performance.

Within Europe, the closest comparative study was in Scotland (Cuschieri et al, 2004), the overall HPV prevalence being 20.5% (non age standardised), higher than in South Wales.

(David Knight, Open University) "Aim to standardise higher education as much as possible through use of credit transfer and getting rid of the division between specific groups of students based on funding and on intensity of study".

Two key challenges i) to improve maternal education about fetal movements and ii) to standardise high-quality care when women present with RFM need to be addressed to reduce stillbirths using a RFM-based approach.

52 Usual care in intensive care units can encompass a wide variety of practices for example, usual care might be standardised around high level evidence and thus represent best practice or it might be highly variable and include unfavourable practices.