Sentence examples for standardised units from inspiring English sources

†Scores measured in standardised units.

Swedish studies have used standardised units, the Dental Service Unit, based on direct time studies of dental procedures [ 14].

Using the numbers generated from these standardised units of measurement, the world's first official sporting records emerged.

The authors call the standardised units "Arrows", after Kenneth Arrow, the economist who won the prize in 1972.The graph below shows what happens, on average, to a Nobel prize-winner's citation count before and after they are awarded the prize.

Sales figures were converted into standardised units (SU) in order to control for the different package sizes and formulations (see Appendix 1).

This will force Stora Enso to transport in regular standardised units, which they still believe will be beneficial compared to the current system.

Estimated air pollution effects were calculated as a change in the log level of an outcome blood parameter (for describing the results, the change in the outcome was back-transformed and presented as per cent change) per standardised unit change in the respective air pollutant.

When testing for difference by timing of CIMT intervention, the margin of error will be no larger than 0.33 standardisation units; as in aim 2, the margin of error will decrease as the correlation between baseline and study-end-standardised units increases.

The training is standardised across military units and has been validated by the Army Recruiting and Training Division.

Fold change was calculated as a ratio of the arbitrary expression units, standardised to sigA.

Despite the potential for bias, we based identification of severe sepsis on raw physiological and diagnostic data using objective, standardised criteria across units.