Sentence examples for strictly standardised from inspiring English sources
All data were presented in a strictly standardised format according to BHCV Tumour Board Guideliness'.
The volumes differed, except for the post-induction bolus rounds and the first hour of surgery when the fluid therapy was strictly standardised.
In contrast to the ACUSAR trial, the acupuncture intervention was strictly standardised using 10 defined points including bilateral L.I.4, L.I.20, ST2, ST36 and unilateral EX-HN3 (Yin Tang) and GV23.
On the other hand, it is a strength of this study that the clinical setting was strictly standardised in many respects: All patients underwent the same staging (X-ray and CT of the thorax, bronchoscopy, ultrasonography, bone scintigraphy and mediastinoscopy) at the same hospital, completed in one group by the addition of FDG-PET staging.
Such longitudinal comparisons require strictly standardised conditions between the examinations which is difficult to achieve.
16 Briefly, identical electrocardiographs (GE MAC 1200 models, GE Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA) were used in all of the study clinical sites, and standard 12-lead ECGs were recorded for all the participants using strictly standardised procedures.
The mice were kept at EPO under sterile conditions in strictly controlled and standardised barrier conditions, IVC System Tecniplast DCC (Tecniplast Deutschland GmbH, Hohenpeißenberg, Germany).
Consequently, only parts of the experimental intervention (Steps 1,2 and 3) will be standardised and strictly enforced by researchers responsible for the study, whereas the remaining parts of the experimental interventions will be performed through the collaboration of local teams, the selected practitioners and the researchers.
Further, digital templating each tibia in the present study facilitated efficiency in templating, standardised coverage calculations and ensured rotational and over-hang criteria were strictly followed.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
