Sentence examples for standardised to one from inspiring English sources

The biomarkers were standardised to one SD in all regression models.

Levels of transcripts in the different clones (MDA-mock, SNAI1-DN) were determined in reference to those obtained for the parental MDA-MB-231 cell line cultured in FCS (the latter being standardised to one).

Because price differences could also vary by the unit of comparison, findings for foods were evaluated and standardised to one usual serving and to 200 kcal; and for diet patterns, standardised to 1 day (3 meals) and to 2000 kcal.

The obtained quantity values were standardised to mean one by division with the median quantity value of the 15 examined probes (the median value was considered to be most likely to represent a normal copy number).

However, as documented by the current results, differences in the type of investigational treatment (i.e. randomised or nonrandomised trials) under question may influence the patients' perception of the communication process and should hence either be accounted for or standardised to only one type of experimental treatment under investigation.

Our primary hypothesis was that even for this group of patients selected for their good response, more patients randomised from existing treatment to placebo (discontinuation) than patients randomised to maintenance treatment (standardised to quetiapine) would relapse during one year of follow-up.

Models were standardised to achieve the same genetic response to one round of selection.

Protein expression levels were standardised to actin expression and densitometrically analysed with Diversity One (Amersham Biosciences Europe (Roosendaal, The Netherlands) software.

The latent scores were standardised to a mean of zero and standard deviation of one.

The weighted score of maternal physical activity in pregnancy was standardised to have a mean of zero and variance of one.

After this has been done with all the alleles in a locus, frequencies must be standardised to guaranty that the sum of allelic frequencies equals one.