Infarcts were manually segmented on the native T2-weighted images using interactive Display, mouse-driven software and standardised intensity windows.
The 3 measures of selection were calculated in 250 kb windows across the genome, where the value for each window was the mean HAPH, the maximum observed |iHS| or the average between breed F ST. To correct for average differences within and between breeds for HAPH and F ST, the values are standardised by dividing the window value by the mean value for all windows.
Pre-set CT lung window settings should be standardised and adhered to as these have been suggested as the most representative of the macroscopic tumour size [ 17].
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Measured run time, standardised run time, and linear fit of the standardised run time of GIMME, applied to 1,000 line locations with various numbers of segments.
An effect of body weight on the prediction of protein has, however, been demonstrated, meaning that CT quantification must be standardised to occur within a limited weight window [ 26].
IE6 is still around because companies standardised on it, and because it ships with Windows XP, which is still the most widely-used (and, arguably, most popular) operating system.
Open image in new window Fig. 11 Total number of returned solutions for the tail, standardised with respect to 1,000 successfully matched random line locations, with various numbers of segments, respectively.
Standardisation – we dissected every step of our business and standardised it.
Overall, quality of life and health survey assessments provide a different window into patient outcomes and deserve to be included in more trials with complete reporting of results, and standardised interpretation.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
