Sentence examples for standardised scale from inspiring English sources
Others pose an ethical dilemma for example, a man must steal a drug in order to save his wife's life with a subject's solution to the dilemma being scored on a standardised scale.
This highlights the difficulty in creating a standardised scale for water systems.
Therefore, it allows signal quantification (in milliseconds) on a standardised scale of each myocardial voxel with high spatial resolution [10].
First, 22 healthy young persons (19 22 years) using a standardised scale, rated their annoyance caused by noise from trams, buses and trucks, which were each presented at seven sound levels.
Using this instrument allows quantification of the severity of H1N1v on a comparable and standardised scale.
However, for walking speed and chair rise time despite substantial attenuation there was still evidence of modest associations with childhood SEP in fully adjusted models: −0.02 m/s for walking speed (−0.04, −0.001; p = 0.02) (−0.08 SDs for walking speed on the standardised scale; −0.15, −0.01; p = 0.03) and 3% for chair rise time (1%, 5%; p = 0.02) (Table 1).
Because the fruit is roughly the same size and shape, shipping and processing can be standardised, scaled up and made super-efficient.
Take healthy eating as an analogy: we have advice from scientists and nutritionists on how much protein and carbohydrate we should include in our diet; we have standardised scales to measure our weight against; and we have norms for how much we should exercise.
For comparison, standardised scales were also included in the survey corresponding to each of the disorders assessed by the prototypes.
ELSA used robust measures of individual socioeconomic position, and standardised scales and blood biomarker to assess health status.
Childhood: The Bayley III cognitive scale standardised score at two years of chronological age (with an aim to test between 22 months to 26 months - as this is age-standardised all assessments will be valid) Secondary endpoints: Gestation at delivery Fetal or neonatal/infant death after trial entry up to 2 years of age [ 18].
