Sentence examples for their standardisation with from inspiring English sources

Development of quantitative imaging biomarkers for each common clinical indication and/or specific disease/organ and their standardisation with regard to required image quality in conjunction with related radiation exposure.

Results based on DRS were very similar to Standardised Mortality Ratios (SMRs) obtained from indirect standardisation, with similar standard errors.

Policy makers should attempt to match their data standardisation policies better with the expectations of researchers.

It will feature discussions and script libraries for cutting-edge features at various states of implementation or standardisation, with the opportunity to give feedback into the process before the features are locked down.

The analytical methodology designed to allow simultaneous determination of PXDD/Fs and PXBs, was based on internal standardisation with 13C12 labelled compounds and high resolution mass spectrometry and involved a new separation procedure using dual activated carbon column fractionation.

There was no significant improvement for concordance of measures of nuclear DNA content after standardisation, with results varying by 4.56% between laboratories (based on log10 values, 45% non-logged values) before standardisation, and by 2.49% (based on log10 values, 50% non-logged values) after standardisation.

Further, an ETSI workshop addressed legal aspects of using open source in standardisation with an invited panel comprising experts from standardisation and open source communities.

Efforts were made at standardisation, with a formal training organisation and curriculum consisting of 14 weeks basic training for infantrymen being established.

Standardisation with total intracranial volume yielded similar results.

Bivariate percentages were calculated and adjusted for age and sex, through direct standardisation with all non-sudden deaths as standard population, and tested with χ test.

It is hoped that there will be further standardisation with the recent introduction of the revised FIGO/WHO staging/scoring system (FIGO, 2002).