The MDEFT volume data set with 160 slices and 1 mm slice thickness was standardised to the Talairach stereotactic space [29].
For the anatomical data, a T-1 weighted, 3-D magnetization-prepared rapid gradient-echo (MP-RAGE) sequence was obtained recording a volume data set with 160 slices and 1 mm slice thickness, which was standardised to the Talairach stereotaxic space [9].
In addition, in the investigation of lower airway molecules, the exclusion of anatomical dead space should also be standardised.
To mitigate errors resulting from these omissions, nurses' workflow was standardised through training, Information Technology (IT) cues, and making use of physical space.
Scales and the outcome space of possible answers also differ, a problem that can be partially, though not entirely, addressed by standardisation (i.e. effect sizes or standardised response means), and the directions of values for better health are not always the same, with higher NDI scores corresponding to worse health, the reverse being the case for the other measures.
We found a significant difference between exhaled "breathprints" in healthy subjects and patients with lung cancer when the previously standardised collection setup (50 ml/sec, no breath hold and the exclusion of dead space) was used (p = 0.02, Figure 2).
Standardisation – we dissected every step of our business and standardised it.
We can cite the introduction of word spaces in seventh-century Ireland, and punctuation throughout medieval Europe – then comes standardised spelling with the arrival of printing, and finally the education reforms of the early 1900s, which meant the British Expeditionary Force of 1914 was probably the first universally literate army to take to the field.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
