Sentence examples for standardised size from inspiring English sources
The plan is to build a network of autonomously controlled, multi-rotor unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to carry small packages of a standardised size.
From these data particle masses in standardised size ranges were calculated (environmental standards: PM2.5 and PM10, occupational standards: inhalable, thoracic and alveolic).
Figure 2 shows the standardised size values (± standard errors) of the selected populations and their respective experimental unselected control at the two temperatures after one generation of mass-breeding.
"I and many others would like to see a standardised sizing category recognised and used universally throughout the clothing industry.
Explicit change outcomes in the simple analyses were far fewer, grid B, with eight papers reporting mean differences, and 11 using standardised change outcomes (standardised effect sizes or response means).
Jacob Cohen, who originally defined standardised effect sizes, considered effect sizes of 0.2 or less to be small, 0.5 to be medium, and 0.8 and above to be large [ 20].
RFT was then applied to the new 64 points, obtaining a set of Fourier coefficients standardised by size.
At 12 month follow-up, mean PHQ-9 score was 1.36 points lower (95% confidence interval 0.07 to 2.64, P=0.04) in participants receiving collaborative care than in those receiving usual care (standardised effect size 0.28 (95% confidence interval 0.01 to 0.52)).
A further limitation in our study is the use of age standardised portion sizes and not actual individual portion sizes.
To evaluate the direction and size of any relationships in quantitative studies, standardised effect sizes were calculated when sufficient information was available to do so and an overall summary figure calculated (Field, 2005, p. 192).
For the individual studies in the meta-analyses, standardised effect sizes for each outcome measure were calculated as the standardised mean difference (SMD) of the change from baseline to endpoint.
