Sentence examples for were standardised by from inspiring English sources

Standardised incidence ratios were standardised by 5-year age group, sex (male and female), 5-year time period, and country of birth (Sweden, other European countries, and other countries) (Esteve et al, 1994).

Therefore, raw citation numbers were standardised by the total number of articles published in that year.

When fitting this model, the independent variables were standardised by subtracting their approximate mean values.

The four most frequent variations were standardised by Schwabegger, the so-called Schwabegger classification [14] (Fig. 1).

Beforehand, PCA data were standardised by subtracting the mean for each element and then dividing this by the standard deviation.

Hence, they were standardised by multiplying each regression coefficients with the ratio of the standard deviation of the corresponding predicting variable and the variable of interest.

Orthographies and vocabularies are still being standardised by piecing together different spoken dialects.

This allows calculation of the amount of radium in the solution, if the ionisation chamber has been standardised by a similar operation made with a known quantity of radium.

Sampling for biochemical markers was standardised by obtaining blood at a fixed hour after an over-night fast.

When day 7 hCG secretion was standardised by day 6 secretion, intra-placental CV was 6.9%, inter-placental CV was 4.0%.

Combination therapy with corticosteroids and immune suppressives induces remission in approximately 90% of cases, and therapeutic regimens have been standardised by randomised controlled trials.