Furthermore, both the lateral entry and the medial lateral entry techniques were standardized in terms of pin size, pin location, and the position of the elbow for medial pin placement.
Surgical techniques were standardized in terms of pin location, pin size (weight <20 kg size 1.5 mm; >20 kg size 2 mm), stability on the table and the position of the elbow for pin placement.
Unlike residential real estate, where properties are listed with very specific numbers (even if they are negotiable), prices in cemeteries are hardly standardized in terms of size and product.
Table 3 presents four sets of estimates related to the linear version of the adult cognitive skills production function in relation (1v, 1n) for verbal cognitive skills in panel A and for nonverbal skills in panel B. Both are represented as Z scores (i.e., internally standardized in terms of their sample means and SDs).
Based on lessons learned from our analysis, future surveys will be standardized in terms of timing (conducted during the transitional water season) and methodology (using our most recent field protocols) to minimize confounding factors and provide more robust inference about population trends.
Being biased towards commercial species and not standardized in terms of fishing effort or fishing gear, landings have the intrinsic limitations of fishery-dependent data for quantitative single species assessment.
In Spain, these types of institutions are generally standardized in terms of amenities and staff [ 25].
Subsequently, items were standardized in terms of item stems and response options.
Blood cultures should be standardized in terms of volume, culture sets, frequency, processing, interpretation and reporting.
Inpatient rehabilitation is standardized in terms of the therapeutic measures taken as well as their lengths.
