Sentence examples for standardize influence from inspiring English sources
To standardize influence of glucose and insulin levels on sensory assessments, all diabetic patients and healthy volunteers were asked to fast for 6 h (15).
Although there is no evidence of dialectalization in the Middle Ages, perhaps because of the standardizing influence of its official use in the kingdom of Aragon, since the 16th century the dialects of Valencia and the Balearic Islands, especially, have tended to differentiate from the Central (Barcelona) dialect.
Writers and their public had become more responsive to various standardizing influences.
Similar to the results for g-free achievement, we can re-standardize the influences on 12-year achievement that are independent of those on 10-year achievement (the A2, C2 and E2 parameters).
To standardize for tidal influence, all sampling dates are chosen for tides halfway between springs and neaps, with sampling commencing at high water (normally about 12 00 pm).
Lastly, the measurement of serum creatinine was not standardized; this might influence the performance of eGFR equations.
Restaurant inspections performed by a single observer are difficult to standardize and easily influenced by subjective interpretation.
Variability of bilirubin and albumin measurements will for obvious reasons negatively influence standardizing care for jaundiced newborn infants.
The performance of these tests should be standardized, and the influence of confounding variables such as medications, hydration, and antecedent activity should be minimized.
Unlike one-dimensional variables such as income and poverty, the variable D of the travel time should be standardized because the influence of background geographic distribution pattern of children cannot be ignored.
The final model was further assessed for goodness of fit (Hosmer-Lemeshow test), points of influence (standardized differences in parameter estimates due to deleting the corresponding observation) and clinical and biological plausibility.
