Shape was standardised for orientation, location and size of the sperm head, which resulted in the exclusion of three coefficients for further analysis due to invariance.
These measures were summarised by landscape (rural versus peri-urban location) and standardised by disease management zone.
Despite supportive evidence for the accuracy of the predictive model for clinic catchments presented both previously [ 28, 40] and here, and despite predicted high levels of clinic attendance outside of residency location, standardising estimates by age and clinic catchment did little to reduce differences between the two sources of prevalence estimates.
"These reactors could be factory built, highly standardised and even used in locations without advanced infrastructure.
Against a background of considerable concern about the magnitude of the global NCD mortality burden, these population-based findings provide useful geographic examples of the state of adult NCD mortality across a range of locations in Africa and Asia, standardised for ease of comparison.
The specific point locations used in treatments where standardised should be described by an accepted nomenclature (eg, GB21) 35 or by an anatomical location where there is no accepted name.
The protocols were standardised within, rather than among study locations as it is more robust to quantify effect sizes in this way and then standardise when comparing among studies.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Measured run time, standardised run time, and linear fit of the standardised run time of GIMME, applied to 1,000 line locations with various numbers of segments.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Total number of returned solutions for the tail, standardised with respect to 1,000 successfully matched random line locations, with various numbers of segments, respectively.
