Sentence examples for standardized among from inspiring English sources
Second, the concentration and volume of local anesthetics for PECSB were not standardized among cases.
Patients who received a LT were excluded from our study because listing for transplant is a clinical decision, which is not standardized among ALFSG sites.
Extraction and analytical procedures should also be standardized among research groups, to enhance comparisons of data sets, and all peaks should be identified and confirmed with spiking experiments [29].
The results suggest that large-scale profile comparisons for DVI or MPI is a challenge for forensic genetics laboratories and the statistical treatment of DNA matching and the Bayesian framework should be better standardized among laboratories.
PAC was not included as a confounding factor in our analyses due to the following reasons: first, PAC is a local parameter which may not be available in the EDs of other countries; and second, even in Singapore, the definition of PAC could hardly be standardized among different hospitals.
Public Law 88-77, July 25, 1963: The requirements for the Medal of Honor were standardized among all the services, requiring that a recipient had "distinguished himself conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty".
For the proportional index, this difference was converted to a proportion of total country area to standardize among countries.
Due to heterogeneity in silent (synonymous and noncoding) diversity among genes, total pairwise diversity in the three northern samples was divided by pairwise diversity within the southern sample (FP) to standardize among genes and examine patterns along the chromosome.
PCR is expensive and hard to standardize among laboratories.
Because we used only one library, there was no reason to calculate RPKM, which standardizes among libraries.
Figure 2 and Table 5 present the SEM modeling output, as well as the estimated coefficients for exogenous and endogenous variables, statistical significance, and standardized total effects among the explanatory variables.
