This possibly implies that high-wage occupations display more task heterogeneity, allowing for originality and inventiveness in performing high-wage jobs, whereas for medium- and low-wage salaries tasks are more standardised around the typical worker.
Then again the phrasing of a questionnaire is more standardised which we consider as preferential.
The reported benefits of group intervention over individual treatment include greater throughput of patients, treatment is more standardised which enhances outcome measurement, a self management approach to treatment is fostered and the delivery of group interventions has proved more cost effective [ 21].
For long term pain (seven trials; n=821), we found moderate quality evidence that multidisciplinary rehabilitation was more effective than usual care (standardised mean difference 0.21, 95% confidence interval 0.04 to 0.37).
However, the flow cytometry method was more rapid and easier to standardise and was therefore used for most experiments.
At least that appears to be the justification for removing these life-enhancing subjects, although the exam board AQA suggested it was more to do with the difficulty of standardising marking regimes across different papers.
Experimentation with higher magnifications and novel microscopic techniques is encouraged, alongside more standardised and explicit analytical protocols for analysis.
Some other aspects, such as stretching time, were not standardised, due to the differences in the subjects' active resistance, the ability to relax and other factors, as stated by McWhirk et al. However, we think these aspects had little influence on inter-examiner reliability, as we consider that the physiotherapist's subjective assessment is more reliable than standardising the stretching time.
In the case of epidemiological studies on HF, in which subjects are classified depending on a set of systematically collected data without the integrated view of one clinician to weigh the whole complex picture of a case, this model can be more useful to standardise the final classification of the subjects, and minimise the misclassification.
This will need to be researched further to explore more standardised and objective ways of assessing habitus.
