Sentence examples for standardized presentation from inspiring English sources

We standardized presentation of the randomized trial results using relative risk, and calculated 95% confidence intervals using the log transformation method.

For the purpose of standardized presentation and reporting of coefficients, the conditions of agent instructional style were dummy-coded (0 neutral, 1 enthusiastic) and the values of intrinsic motivation, learning environment perception, agent perception, and cognitive outcome were averaged by the number of items of each construct.

The Karolinska Directed Emotional Faces database (KDEF; ref. [38]) was used for the standardized presentation of the emotional expressions.

In order to make those data accessible, the individual data sets need to be collected, reviewed and harmonized in a number of aspects, including the systematic performance of plausibility checks, the minimization of error, the adaptation of the sequencing ranges and the standardized presentation (alignment and annotation) of the mtDNA haplotypes.

Over twelve-months, each intervention home participated in three interactive educational meetings (at months 1, 6 and 12) that included a standardized presentation and a question and answer session facilitated by a ViDOS expert opinion leader who was a specialist physician with expertise in osteoporosis or geriatrics.

In order to standardize presentation for all participants, a prerecorded version of the task was created and played back during testing.

Fluorescence, in particular, must be standardized for presentation of timecourse data (as units are arbitrary).

Each predictor variable x i (i = 1, 2,..., d) is standardized before presentation to the network, so as to have zero mean and unit standard deviation, because standardization has been shown to increase the efficiency of ANN training.

She assisted in standardizing the presentation of materials for all the groups as well as developing the program presentation.

With the increasing success of visual specification languages such as UML for model-driven software engineering visual guidelines are needed to standardize the presentation and the exchange of modeling diagrams with respect to human communication, understandability and readability.

As an example, big data supports educational organizations to personalize learning [14], "create communities of practice and standardize the presentation of knowledge" [15].