These larger groups will have more standardization and goals for treating the population as a whole for example, setting glucose [blood sugar] goals for diabetes, making sure patients with coronary artery disease are on the accepted standard litany of medications, and so on.
Although there has never been a generally accepted standard written form of Ottawa, interest in standardization has increased with the publication of a widely used dictionary in 1985 and reference grammar in 2001, which provide models for spelling conventions.
Since there is no widely accepted international standardization of these assays available as yet for blood and BAL samples [ 98], PCR results have not become part of definition criteria for invasive fungal infections by now [ 10, 94, 99].
Also, it appears desirable to develop in the future a commonly accepted understanding of chemical classes, potentially leading to a standardization in forthcoming chemical ontologies.
The task of the standardization committee would be to provide an extensive and generally accepted catalogue of definitions for Layers 1 and 2, which altogether constitute a common semantic base and uniform specification framework for a given domain and platform.
On the other hand, CPANNatNIC software accepts the data "as is" or offers standardization of independent variables based on the training set data.
Except for the already widely accepted naming recommendations of mutations by the HGVS, a promising standardization effort for integrating all cancer genome data is still missing.
However, there is not yet an accepted "gold standard" reference method [ 18], and decisions concerning standardization, and the terms and units used for the measurement of total antioxidant response (TAR) [ 19].
However, there is not yet an accepted "gold standard" reference method [ 18, 22- 24], and decisions concerning standardization, and the terms and units used for the measurement of TAR have not yet been made [ 15].
