Sentence examples for standardised individual from inspiring English sources

A method for calculating heterozygosity, which takes into account the differences in mean heterozygosity between individuals as a function of the panel of typed loci, is standardised individual heterozygosity (Hs; [7]).

This information is forwarded to the Swedish Medical Birth Register through copies of standardised, individual antenatal, obstetric and paediatric records.

Because changes in the Base of Support (BOS) have a substantial effect on postural control [ 14]; the outlines of both feet were marked on the plastic cover with a permanent marker in order to obtain standardised individual foot positions for the repeated measurements.

On the surface, the approaches used for statistical analyses seemed appropriate, and the conversion of raw scores to z-scores further standardised individual scores (Hellvin et al. 2012; Lebowitz et al. 2001; Torres et al. 2010; Lopez-Jaramillo et al. 2010).

It is worth noting that the interventions given by a therapist were tailor-made, predominantly with a group format and taking longer than 8 weeks, whereas interventions delivered by nurses or nurses and therapists combined were predominantly standardised, individual and given over an 8-week period or shorter.

These estimates were calculated over all individual standardised values and over average standardised values calculated for each study.

Cross-sectional validity was higher for the standardised compared to individual dyspnoea questions.

Participants in both groups received 10 sessions of individual standardised treatment over 10 weeks.

Both groups will receive 10 sessions of individual standardised treatment over 10 weeks from one of 10 project physiotherapists.

Inspection of individual standardised regression coefficients (beta weights) showed that only perceived social pressure from local colleagues was a significant predictor of attitudes (p < 0.01).

In general, three forms of CNVs can be defined; insertion, deletion and multi-allelic, but accurate and standardised measurement of individual copy numbers is technically challenging.