During the 8-day modified fasting period the patients received free amounts of tea (no black or green tea), 200 cl fruit juice and small standardised quantities of light vegetable soup with a total maximum energy intake of 1255 kj (300 kcal)/day.
A drink was defined as a glass of any alcoholic beverage (beer, wine, spirits, other), assuming that a standardised glass of beer, wine, or spirit contains a similar quantity of alcohol (from 10to1313 g).
The HOME [ 26- 28] is a reliable, valid standardised measure of the quality and quantity of parent and home environmental stimulation and support available, scored from parent interview and direct observations.
Units: Standardised quantities such as mmol, g and mL.
Such a process is characterised in general by a succession of operations, which may, in particular, be mechanical or chemical, in order to obtain a significant quantity of a standardised product".
Every member of the staff who participates in training and supervision related to the new interventions will evaluate the quality and quantity of training using a standardised questionnaire.
It then "hedged" the risk of such contracts, for example by buying the gas "futures" that the New York Mercantile Exchange began to trade in 1990 - a "future" being a standardised contract to buy or sell a set quantity of a given asset at a set price on a given future date.
The results demonstrated that higher quantity of provision was not negatively associated with standardised suicide mortality ratios.
Cumulative quantity of gear used by ten-day period (in standardised tans).
To date, virtually all measurements of leaf pollen deposition both direct measurements of pollen deposition on leaves and indirect measurements (other acceptors, technical instruments, proxy parameters)—have been obtained by non-standardised methods that differ in methodology, time span and available background information on the quantity of pollen shedding.
