Sentence examples for a standardised tool from inspiring English sources
The quality of studies was assessed using a standardised tool and rated as strong, moderate or weak.
To demonstrate that it is possible to design a standardised tool prototypes of the Dibber were distributed and 91 participants gave feedback.
We present an application of engineering and ergonomics principles in the design of a standardised tool, The Dibber, which is a tool with multiple geometric features to fit the diversity of lay-up tasks used in the composites industry.
Functional assessment was subjective rather than using a standardised tool.
We conclude that variations in the management of hip fracture patients on warfarin therapy at admission could be reduced by introduction of a simple, evidence-based protocol, and that implementation of such a standardised tool using intravenous vitamin K is a safe and effective method to expedite hip fracture surgery and prevent delays.
In comparison, Haddad and Goddard [11] described systematic methodology and results in their study, but it was limited by the method assessing functional outcome, which was subjective rather than employing a standardised tool; moreover, the type and extent of patient professions were not described.
It is also a valuable standardised tool for clinical and epidemiological research in bipolar disorder.
It could also provide a valuable standardised tool for clinical and epidemiological research.
Other strengths are that: we employed a large prospective cohort, measured depression exposure using a validated and standardised tool, and encountered few refusals.
In conclusion, this is a big step forward in the development of an internationally acceptable and standardised tool for assessing disability in OBPI.
This study was conducted towards developing a locally relevant, objective and standardised tool for assessing mothers' circumstances when providing counselling on available infant feeding options in SSA, which could be easily administered by health care workers in counselling mothers on infant feeding options thereby supporting mothers in making an informed choice.
