Sentence examples for a standardised introduction of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, large multi-centre studies — e.g. the Microarray Innovations in LEukaemia (MILE) study 10 — prepare for a standardised introduction of gene expression profiling in diagnostic algorithms, aiming to translate this novel methodology into clinical routine for the benefit of patients with the complex disorders.

Surgical advances in recent years have led to a significant reduction of local recurrences particularly due to standardised introduction of total mesorectal excision (TME) (MacFarlane et al, 1993).

The introduction of these novel compounds for chronic hepatitis B necessitates a standardised appraisal of the efficacy and safety of these treatments and definitions of new or additional endpoints to inform clinical trials.

The introduction of the ASM model family by the IWA task group was of great importance, providing researchers and practitioners with a standardised set of basis models.

A standardised version of the armband was issued by WHO and Unicef in 2009.

Additionally all the data has been converted to a standardised grid of cells, each 1 square kilometre in size.

But such consultations have become a standardised part of the development process and, as such, deeply disheartening.

The available tones are based on the Fitzpatrick scale, a standardised method of classifying human skin color used by dermatologists.

We have developed a standardised measurement of talent based on CV data, professional competencies and values inspired by headhunting and Business School HR tradition.

Dartmouth professor of medicine Lisa Schwartz says, "Unless the study has a standardised way of vetting fundamental information -- do the people actually have the disease?

At a technical level, such technologies are reliant on a standardised way of identifying and accounting for human life.