Sentence examples for standardised lighting from inspiring English sources

For the European images, male (177 individuals) and female (318 individuals) participants had their photograph taken in the laboratory with a digital camera under standardised lighting conditions.

They were maintained under standardised lighting conditions (12 h light-dark cycle) and temperature (21 ± 1°C), and mineral water was administered ad libitum.

Measurements were taken with the patient seated in an upright position under standardised lighting conditions and an average of 10 readings was used.

To assess for intra-rater reliability, at the end of each HD session during the run-in phase, the dialyser quadrants are captured in four photographs by the same trained research nurse, using a digital camera on a tripod, with standardised lighting, at a standardised distance and height from the dialyser.

Images were standardised for light intensity.

Image-capture procedures were standardised for light intensity and background subtraction at different magnifications.

In their report from Zimbabwe, The University of Zimbabwe/JHPIEGO Cervical Cancer Project suggested that higher test quality for VIA could be achieved with better lighting, standardised training and better service delivery conditions [ 3].

In contrast to these fold inductions, which were derived from standardised mean relative light units (Firefly LUC values standardised by expression of Renilla LUC), there was no significant difference between the SARE-driven firefly LUC values in 0.5% and anoxia.

One of the following may be chosen: Approved manual multistep disinfectant wipes (validated for HLD) Standardised automated validated systems (hydrogen peroxide, ultraviolet light) Other approved procedures that have been validated for HLD including immersion bath.

At a time of shortages in building materials they used standardised and prefabricated elements to produce elegant, humane, light-filled places of education.

4 We have therefore extended our previous research on trends in socioeconomic differentials in mortality in Britain, 5 recalculated standardised mortality ratios for the 1990s in the light of revised population estimates, and carried forward the series to 2007.