Sentence examples for standardising by from inspiring English sources

Rates were estimated by study year, standardising by age and sex to the European Standard Population for reference.

The two methods produce estimates of similar magnitude when standardising by age and sex.

We calculated BMI (weight (kg)/height (m)) at each age and converted these into z-scores, normalising and standardising by age and sex using the LMSmethod.

An indirect standardised mortality ratio was calculated to explore excess mortality in SAB, using all ARI inpatients between 2006 and 2010 as the reference population, and standardising by age, gender and specialty.

Studies of cancer MDT (multidisciplinary team) meetings to date (not focusing on older people) indicate that clinicians focus on one aspect of the decision-making process (the cancer pathology) in order to make the work easier to organise and control, thereby standardising by selection.

32 Rather than standardising by the 1976 European Standard Population, we used 2011 census data to estimate the true age and sex population breakdown for England, which allowed us to produce yearly age and sex standardised mortality rates, from 2005 to 2012, per 100 000 people within each gender.

For modelling purposes and for evaluation of driver's seat performance in the vertical direction various mechano-mathematical models of seated human body have been developed and standardised by the international organisation for standardisation.

Orthographies and vocabularies are still being standardised by piecing together different spoken dialects.

Therefore, raw citation numbers were standardised by the total number of articles published in that year.

Luminescent emissions from a point were then standardised by the reflectivity of that same point.

When fitting this model, the independent variables were standardised by subtracting their approximate mean values.