Sentence examples for using a standardised reporting from inspiring English sources

The data extraction was completed using a standardised reporting system and a range of items coded (e.g., information about the study sample, intervention and control group and the key results for our outcome measures).

The chest radiograph closest to sputum specimen collection was read using a standardised reporting form, recording features consistent with tuberculosis, along with a silicosis score according to the International Labour Office guidelines [ 20].

This study aimed to measure the functional status and well being of adults with ME/CFS and their lay carers using a standardised reporting questionnaire, and to identify those aspects which are most affected.

Since January 2007, explicit procedures for the interpretation of LFT using a standardised report based on interpretative strategies of the ATS/ERS task force, including NSP definition (FEV1 and FVC < 5th percentile with FEV1/FVC > 5th percentile and TLC measured by body plethysmography > 5th percentile [ 1]), have been implemented in our unit.

The chest radiographs (Antero-Posterior views) were evaluated for pulmonary tuberculosis by two independent reviewers who used a standardised reporting form and were blinded to the results of the other investigations.

It is also notable that the rates of depression found in this study (using a standardised self-report measure) fall within the boundaries of prevalence data previously reported for Iraqi asylum seekers in Australia and Iraqi refugees in the international literature [ 18, 46].

Medical and laboratory records, accessed at primary health care centres and mining hospitals, were reviewed retrospectively, using a standardised case report form in order to report routine clinical practice in this setting.

A trained study coordinator collected clinical, laboratory, and outcome data using a standardised case report form and protocol.

Data regarding demographic characteristics, comorbidities and potential risk factors for MRSA carriage were collected using a standardised case report form.

All patients hospitalised for at least 24 h during the survey conducted in May-June 2004 were assessed using a standardised case report form.

Patients were followed up through interviews and medical record reviews using a standardised case report form by researchers who were not associated with the attending physician's team.