These practitioners were enacting writing assessment theories and methods that are currently valorized in calls to local writing assessment, disrupting some assumptions about writing assessment history as a move from strict standardization to more contextualized, local approaches.
The most plausible explanation, however, would be that the determined significances are false positives as it is known that strict standardization leads to a clear increase of the false positive rate [7].
Analytic improvements are likely to improve diagnostic accuracy but require such strict standardization of patient preparation, scan protocols, and image reconstruction that separate studies in each PET centre are warranted to establish relevant threshold values.
However, the retention index, too, depends on the acquisition time of (and time difference between) early and late PET scan and, therefore, requires the same strict standardization as the SUV approach to provide useful quantitative measures.
Further blood handling followed strict standardization.
Since test performance will influence any collected signal, such tests require strict standardization.
Some experts have advocated strict standardization of rodent chows and even the removal of dietary phytoestrogens.
Richter and coworkers concluded that overly strict standardization of environmental parameters might lead to spurious results with no external validity.
Both during the feasibility study and for the follow-up study, there is a strict standardization of the fieldwork.
Without strict standardization to determine what is normal and abnormal, interobserver reliability especially in acquisition and image interpretation is still a concern [ 85].
