In 1974, the Japanese ministry of international trade and industry decided, for the sake of consumers, that it would attempt to force the Japanese electronics manufacturers to standardise on one format, rather than have multiple incompatible formats.
The biomarkers were standardised to one SD in all regression models.
Because price differences could also vary by the unit of comparison, findings for foods were evaluated and standardised to one usual serving and to 200 kcal; and for diet patterns, standardised to 1 day (3 meals) and to 2000 kcal.
However, such material is limited in quantities and it is very difficult to obtain homogeneous material that is standardised from one preparation to the next or from different individuals.
Levels of transcripts in the different clones (MDA-mock, SNAI1-DN) were determined in reference to those obtained for the parental MDA-MB-231 cell line cultured in FCS (the latter being standardised to one).
21 ISAAC Phase Three used the ISAAC Phase One standardised core questionnaire on symptoms of asthma, rhinoconjunctivitis and eczema.
ISAAC Phase Three used the Phase One standardised core questionnaire on symptoms of asthma, rhinoconjunctivitis and eczema, and included an optional environmental questionnaire (EQ) to collect potential risk factor data including height, weight, and parental smoking.
The ISAAC Phase One standardised core questionnaire and ISAAC Phase Three environmental questionnaire are on the ISAAC website: isaac.auckland.ac.nz Height and weight were reported by the parents of the children, and were self-reported by adolescents.
For both surveys, we standardised training in one country and then repeated this in each country, training 25 30 field workers in each country over 1 week.
The BPP reflects one standardised strategy by which tests of fetal well-being have been packaged to permit a more comprehensive assessment of fetal well-being.
