Sentence examples for the standardised technique from inspiring English sources
The strict application of the standardised technique is a prerequisite for effective teaching and learning of this surgical technique.
As another example, when ISH and RT PCR (two different techniques assessing RNA) studies were aggregated together, the heterogeneity increased (P=0.03) as compared with ISH alone (P=0.18) or RT PCR alone (P=0.1), and with only a few studies, the results were statistically significant for the RT PCR subgroup, which is the most standardised technique.
Since then, several anterior stabilisation techniques have been described, with a majority of surgeons using the now standardised technique of Caspar plating [ 31, 32].
A number of procedures for preparing the simulant were tested, with the aim of defining a standardised technique for the creation of icy simulants with controlled water contents.
OSNA provides a standardised technique allowing the analysis of the whole lymph node, thereby avoiding sampling bias due to missing investigation of certain lymph nodes and leading to more accurate staging.
The TaqMan method is a standardised technique that was used in all the CLEO group centres beginning in December 2007.
All patients were anaesthetised by the same individual, using a standardised technique.
Five to six weeks after completion of CRT, total mesorectal excision (TME) with sphincter preservation was performed whenever feasible according to standardised technique as the preferred type of radical resection.
This is commendable as CT is the gold-standard assessment for union discrepancies, and the shortening measurement method is a standardised technique shown to have high agreement with CT measurements and high repeatability [8, 36].
The radiographs were obtained using a standardised technique [ 13].
However, there is a lack of consensus as to whether using different methods leads to any systematic bias and inaccuracies seem more related to not using a standardised technique rather than the instrument.
