Sentence examples for standardized literature from inspiring English sources

A standardized literature search was performed with emphasis on transparency and repeatability rather than on completeness.

Because most agricultural species do not have standardized literature, eGIFT searches all gene names and synonyms to associate articles with genes.

Although HD's can induce nutritional, metabolic, and cardiovascular disturbances in rodents, the exact content or fat and sugar composition of these diets have not previously been standardized in literature [ 1].

Currently, it is clear that the verification phase can be a practical and sensitive method to confirm V̇O2max; however, procedures to conduct it are not standardized across the literature and no previous research tried to summarize how it has been employed.

The modality of performing contrast TCD or TCCS is well standardized in the literature [ 6].

Notably, the extent of neoplasm screening in suspected PE is still poorly standardized in the literature and depends on the treating physician.

While ChEMBL provides both the original activities as found in literature and standardized values allowing comparison between studies, the triples only make the latter available.

To standardize measurement while accounting for normal anatomic variation and optimal iliosacral screw trajectory as described in the literature, four standardized circular voxel regions of interests (ROIs) were drawn at determined mid-body S1 and S2 levels of each subject (Fig. 2).

Despite the simplicity of this method, it remains poorly standardized across the published literature.

The determination of early sexual maturation used in the present study, although not standardized in the scientific literature, was similar to that used by other authors [ 10, 23].

The literature includes standardized techniques for the high yield recovery of proteases, as well as immobilization methods and different protocols for proteolytic assays and the purification of proteases [ 19].