Sentence examples for standardised in terms from inspiring English sources

Criteria were defined for the inclusion of published studies and included datasets were standardised in terms of species proportions, spatial and temporal scales.

In summary, the incident data analysis revealed that in the T&W Metro, which is highly standardised in terms of the design of the physical environment (signals, stations and station infrastructure, track layout), an elevated rate of driver-related incidents occurs at locations deviating from a standard design.

The post-clinical PT will be standardised in terms of treatment objectives.

The post-clinical PT was standardised in terms of treatment objectives.

Nonetheless, the definitions of some data items were difficult to standardise in terms of their severity or thresholds for inclusion, in particular some pregnancy complications such as maternal haemorrhage, and this may explain some of the variability in rates between the regions.

All scenarios were standardised in an initial pilot study in terms of the amount, and quality of information included (see online supplementary appendix I).

Puin accepts this up to a point, but says that certain words and pronunciations were standardised in the ninth century.

The pay rates of mechanical and plumbing operatives will be standardised in line with the existing electrical rates of pay.

All predictors are standardised in these two models in order to make the variables comparable.

The lower hole permitted insufflation of gas standardised in these experiments at 2 L/min.

The variables are not standardised, in order to make the interpretation more straight forward.