Sentence examples for a standardised description of from inspiring English sources

We hypothesise that a standardised description of the conceptual model underlying data collection and the analysis of agro ecosystems would improve transparency and knowledge integration.

After answering some questions on demographic variables, body weight and height, each subject received a short, standardised description of the label format of his or her experimental condition and its meaning and after that completed two tasks: 1. Pair-wise comparison of foods and 2. virtual grocery.

To overcome this hidden subjectivity, a schema for a consistent and standardised description of manufacturing variation is suggested.

A standardised description has only recently been published (Weller et al, 2012).

The clinical classification into +/− radiculopathy was established before and independently of the standardised description of MRI findings.

The report consists of a non-standardised description of the encounter by the police officer, which is categorised by the officer into a limited number of 'incident codes'.

While the standardised descriptions of bioactivity assays and experimental protocols in chemical discovery are out of scope for our discussion in this paper, we note briefly that other projects within the chemical biology community are addressing these needs, including the BioAssay Ontology [20] and the Ontology for Biomedical Investigations [21].

Evidence synthesis was performed by considering the superiority of cohort design in reliability of evidence according to the standardised descriptions of strength of evidence for evaluating association [ 13], in addition to the biological plausibility of this association.

Based on scientific evidence and consensus among experts, an instrument for standardised description and comparison of primary care systems has been developed.

The suggestion is that just as a language of description has been created to refer to lexicogrammatical category, so also a standardised language of description must be introduced to refer to the contextual and semantic categories.

However, there are considerable variations in the content and form of DSME and thus no standardised description can be given of the intervention.