Sentence examples for standardised specific from inspiring English sources

The use of standardised specific geriatric evaluations appears to be crucial for future trials in this setting.

Epidemiological studies of mortality have been hampered by the lack of standardised specific codes for mesothelioma before the introduction of ICD-10.

Each cohort had specific strengths: the Cosali cohort was representative of a French region's working population and used standardised questions specific to computer duration exposure, whereas the PrediCTS study followed a large group of workers over a long period of time with low attrition, and used a robust case definition that included NCS.

Image acquisition protocols were standardised for specific CT systems at each site to maintain a consistent image quality across the different sites and systems.

To normalise the input mRNA we developed a fifth NASBA for a constitutively expressed mRNA, U1A mRNA, and standardised the specific HHV8 mRNAs to the expression of U1A mRNA.

Because patients could be enrolled with a variable number of expected chemotherapy cycles, and because those cycles could be of varying durations, the timing of QoL assessments could not be standardised to specific days or weeks in the study.

The intervention was pilot tested and standardised through specific selection criteria for peer volunteers, formal training, and structured activities for the volunteer coordinator to ensure initiation of the intervention.

Figure 1 maps the 21 INDEPTH sites, showing the age sex time standardised NCD-specific fraction of adult mortality and the age sex time standardised NCD-specific mortality rate per 1,000 person-years for each site.

All children will receive standardised severity-specific treatment with prednisone/prednisolone and cointerventions (salbutamol with/without ipratropium bromide).

CMI are standardised, brand-specific written information for consumers about prescription and pharmacist-only medicines prepared by pharmaceutical manufacturers [ 13].

Table 3 shows, in the same format, age-sex-time standardised cause-specific mortality rates for children.