The multivariable analyses for both younger and older classes are shown in Table 5. Due to class-based standardization of scores, results from both the univariable and multivariable models are tacitly adjusting for class and test.
Figure 5 illustrates the toxicology overview on the principal components of graphene, the tests that are required, risk factors, and their eventual characterization, highlighting the need for standardization for testing this class of material.
The diagnosis-based prevalence of several districts changed to a higher as well as to a lower prevalence class after standardization of the data on the residual population of South Western Germany (Fig. 5).
Libeskind disliked the office routine, and thought that Meier's elegant, pristine buildings were a kind of high-class form of standardization.
Standardized morbidity prevalence ratios were computed through direct standardization using the normal weight class as reference.
Age-adjustment for fractures was done in 1-year classes by direct standardization with the population of 1987/88 as the standard population.
*Direct Standardization using the BMI normal class as reference 1 At least one of the indicated diseases MI, myocardial infarction Data from the Italian National Health Survey, ISTAT, 1999 2000.
Standardization in the ith age class was found by the product a i w i, where w i was the reference population for the age group i.
In globalization, standardization — and higher standards.
Standardization with uniform standards or protocols.
You can have standards without having standardization.
