Sentence examples for standardising to from inspiring English sources

The 'deprivation-standardised' panel of Figure 1 shows the improvements seen by stage standardising to the stage distribution of the least deprived patients (Table 1).

This also allows a comparison to other studies standardising to this population.

For men aged 50 59 years, survival across all deprivation groups improves by standardising to the stage distribution observed for women, particularly for the more deprived patients.

In an additional analysis, we calculated age-adjusted yearly totals of creatinine testing in primary and secondary care by standardising to the age distribution in 1999.

There were some differences in individual CVD risk factors after standardising to the 2006 Australian population but the magnitude of differences were small (table 2).

In addition, to account for the varying values of currencies across countries, these prices were further adjusted for purchasing power parity by standardising to 2011 international dollars; one international dollar is defined as US$1.

If microwave interfaces had standardised to the same extent, we'd be able to operate almost any on sight.

Future allocations of spectrum should be standardised, to make a pan-European business easier to plan.

Most have shifted their production systems from high-volume to high-value, from standardised to customised.

Values are standardised to USD per hectare per year.

Scores are standardised to range from 0too 100.